Superior mesenteric artery embolism is how to return a responsibility

Superior mesenteric artery embolism is considered to be caused by thrombosis, fat embolism, vasospasm and other factors.

1. Thrombosis,

heart disease, atherosclerosis and other factors can lead to thrombosis, which will reach the superior mesenteric artery through blood flow and block the blood flow of the artery, resulting in superior mesenteric artery embolism.

2. Fat embolism.

Under trauma, fracture, surgery, etc., fat particles released from adipose tissue in bone marrow enter the circulatory system, some of which may deposit in the branches of the superior mesenteric artery, hindering blood flow and causing superior mesenteric artery embolism.

3. Vasospasm of the

superior mesenteric artery will lead to vasoconstriction, restricting blood flow supply and causing superior mesenteric artery embolism.