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aneurysm

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 7 episodes found for "aneurysm".

Sep 14, 2026

Angel BartolottaGUEST
14:49
All the high school stuff.
Angel BartolottaGUEST
14:50
Yeah, we were like 14 or 15 playing Aneurysm by Nirvana at the school talent show, which was awesome.
Angel BartolottaGUEST
14:59
You know, and he's like,
Dan CinottoHOST
15:00
come
Janet SutherlandGUEST
9:40
Well, first of all, let me back up.
Janet SutherlandGUEST
9:41
Aneurysms often come together.
Janet SutherlandGUEST
9:44
They're more likely you'll get more than one aneurysm.
Janet SutherlandGUEST
9:49
So that's kind of a scary number.
Carl BrownHOST
47:33
And life-saving emergency vascular surgery September 2002 after suffering a ruptured abdominal aortic injury.
Carl BrownHOST
47:41
Aneurysm.
Carl BrownHOST
47:41
There you go.
Carl BrownHOST
47:42
And abdomen.
Justus DomenicHOST
13:47
He's out here.
Justus DomenicHOST
13:48
Aneurysm.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
13:48
No.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
13:48
I don't know.
Peter AttiaHOST
9:53
So primary headaches, we'll start with those, but just to make sure I'm clear and everybody is clear, does a secondary headache always have a pathologic driver underneath? 'Cause the examples you gave of mass, a mass effect, whether it be ultimately benign and therefore not life-threatening if removed or malignant, that's pathology.
Peter AttiaHOST
10:15
Aneurysm, of course, pathology.
Peter AttiaHOST
10:18
Are there any non-pathologic causes of secondary headache?
Brian GrosbergGUEST
10:22
There are non-life-threatening things that are causes of secondary headache.
MaritzaHOST
7:52
Now for cardiovascular and cardiology terms.
MaritzaHOST
7:56
Aneurysms.
MaritzaHOST
7:59
Atrium.
MaritzaHOST
8:03
Bradycardia.
Nile AbularrageGUEST
4:19
Yeah.
Nile AbularrageGUEST
4:20
So another thing that does happen to patients is that they are at a higher risk of intracranial aneurysms.
Nile AbularrageGUEST
4:26
Aneurysms are, and especially the intracranial aneurysms, are when blood vessels in the brain end up weakening and potentially bursting.
Nile AbularrageGUEST
4:34
So sometimes they're diagnosed as just that weakening, but sometimes you do have an acute event as well.
Mandy RohrigHOST
4:40
It's a pretty dangerous situation then, right? An aneurysm would be because it's the weakening of the vessels can result in a bleed, which can result in potential harm to the brain, right? Yeah.

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