Question 1

what is capillary hemangioma cause?

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No one knows.: The theory is that these hemangioma of babies are from pieces of placenta that have broken off during pregnancy.  This is because the hemangiomas stain for a protein called glut-1 that is only found in placenta.  They are more commonly found in premature babies.

Question 2

what is a capillary stabilizing agent?

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No one is answering: Because this is not anything in common medical parlance or literature.  You would best be advised to find out from the source from which you heard the term.  Good luck!

Question 3

what is a capillary hemangioma?

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Capillary bundle: Ch are spaghetti like collections of bundled capillaries in a common birth mark.They will generally grow faster than the kid for about 6-8 m, slow then start to shrink down into the skin leaving a pale or parchment like surface by the age of 4.Rarely do they need any work. If they might interfere with vision of distort the nose some dermatologists might treat to decrease size.

Question 4

what is the treatment for capillary hemangioma?

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Patience: Ch will generally grow faster than the kid for about 6-8 m, slow then start to shrink down into the skin leaving a pale or parchment like surface by the age of 4.Rarely do they need any work. If they might interfere with vision of distort the nose some dermatologists might treat to decrease size.Rx varies;laser, injected med, oral meds, most will go away over time.

Question 5

what is the difference between capillary blood gucose from random venous blood sugar?

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Small difference: CBG is combined arterio-venous blood so the blood sugar from capillaries is a little higher because arteriole blood is more nutrient rich, bringing nutrients to tissues. Venous blood has already been through the capillary system where nutrients/metabolites are "picked up and dropped off. " venous blood has less glucose in it because it is blood carrying away much of what was already metabolized.

Question 6

what is the point of capillary blood glucose monitoring?

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Diabetes: CBG testing at home is the only way we have to monitor control of diabetes from one part of the day to the next. It is particularly important to those on medication for diabetes, especially when on oral hypoglycemic agents or insulin. We always ask patients to test blood sugar at least @ b, l, d, bedtime & or when taking Insulin as the dose may need to be adjusted based on blood sugar & food intake.

Question 7

what happens when you squeeze too much at a capillary site puncture?

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Capillary: Do you mean you had a blood draw done and you are now squeezing at it?

Question 8

what is the difference between a venipuncture and a capillary puncture?

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Caliber of vessel: A venipuncture is targeted at withdrawing blood using needle aspiration from a visible  vein with a prominent lumen. A capillary puncture or "stick" is gommonly targeted at an area that has a higher density of small, essentially non-visible, vessels or a capillary bed with the intent of making one bleed. The blood is typically drawn up by the wicking action of a piece of paper or small glass tube.

Question 9

lots of telangiectasias suddenly lately, and small capillary painful and bursting everywhere. reasons?

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Not clear: There are many reasons for telangiectasias to appear.  Mostly the mechanisms are hormonal based or inflammation/autoimmune related.  I would strongly encourage you to see your primary care doctor sooner rather than later.  The "bursting" may very well represent the fragile nature of those blood vessels.  Best of luck.

Question 10

when cto of lad is opened does collateral flow to cells fed from rca shrink and do those cells suffer from less capillary flow? sure they're reached?

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Better: When coronary flow is established by opening an occluded artery,collaterals to the region disappears.Blood flow through collaterals is only a fraction of the normal but enough to maintain viability of some heart cells but barely.These cells are "hibernating" and when normal flow is restored they can return to functioning normally again

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