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What Is It/ |
How Is It Recognized/ |
Is Massage indicated |
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Condition Name |
What Are They? |
How Are They Recognized? |
or Contraindicated? |
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aneurysm is a delicate |
Symptoms
of aneurysms are hard |
Massage
is systemically contrain- |
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dilation
or outpouching in |
to
pin down. Thoracic aneurysms |
dicated
for diagnosed aneu- |
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an
artery, usually part of |
may
cause chronic hoarseness;ab- |
rysms,
and is strongly cautioned |
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the
aorta or at the base of |
dominal
aneurysms may cause local |
for
clients who fit the profile for |
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the
brain. |
discomfort,
reduced urine output, |
aneurysms,
but have not been |
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or
severe backache. Cerebral aneu- |
diagnosed. |
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rysms
may be silent, or may cause |
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extreme
headache when they are at very high
risk for rupture. |
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