Blood Clot Removal

Blood clot removal refers to medical procedures used to eliminate clots that form in blood vessels, which can block blood flow to organs and tissues. Common methods include medications like anticoagulants, which thin the blood, and thrombolytics, which dissolve clots. In some cases, doctors may perform a procedure called a thrombectomy, where the clot is physically removed using a catheter. These interventions are crucial in preventing serious complications, such as heart attacks or strokes, ensuring that blood circulates properly and reducing the risk of further health issues.