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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombosis Thrombosis] is the second case, where excessive clotting or clotting when no wound is present results in free floating embolisms or thombuses. <ref name="Throm">PMID: 21455860 </ref> Floating free in the blood allows the thrombus to lodge itself within the circulatory system, interferring with orgran downstream of the circulating blood.  Unusual blood circulation/clotting by a thrombus are causes of heart attacks, strokes and necrosis of tissue. <ref name="Throm">PMID: 21359071 </ref>
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombosis Thrombosis] is the second case, where excessive clotting or clotting when no wound is present results in free floating embolisms or thombuses. <ref name="Throm">PMID: 21455860 </ref> Floating free in the blood allows the thrombus to lodge itself within the circulatory system, interferring with orgran downstream of the circulating blood.  Unusual blood circulation/clotting by a thrombus are causes of heart attacks, strokes and necrosis of tissue. <ref name="Throm2">PMID: 21359071 </ref>


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