A blood clot in a blood vessel of an arm or leg vein can cause swelling of that affected limb. This swelling—known as edema—is caused by a blood clot blocking blood flow through the blood vessel.

Buerger’s disease affects the small and medium blood vessels in the arms and legs. The blood vessels swell and become blocked with blood clots, called thrombi, eventually damaging or destroying ...

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a clot in a vein deep inside your leg. Sometimes a clot gets loose and travels through a blood vessel. From there, it can move into your lung and get stuck.

J&J’s new pivotal study in coronary artery disease, dubbed FORWARD CAD, will test a cardiac-focused version of the Javelin as ...