Hillary Clinton blood clot 'between brain and skul by KingFISHER 2013/01/01 04:12
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is making "excellent progress" after a blood clot wasfound between her brain and skull, doctors say.
They said she will make a full recovery and will be released from hospital once a blood-thinning dosage has been set.
Mrs Clinton, 65, was admitted toa New York hospital on Sunday, having suffered a concussion earlier in the month when she fainted and fell over.
She is due to stand down before President Obama begins his second term.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is making "excellent progress" after a blood clot wasfound between her brain and skull, doctors say.
They said she will make a full recovery and will be released from hospital once a blood-thinning dosage has been set.
Mrs Clinton, 65, was admitted toa New York hospital on Sunday, having suffered a concussion earlier in the month when she fainted and fell over.
She is due to stand down before President Obama begins his second term.
KingFISHER 2013/01/01 04:20
Doctors said an MRI scan on Sunday had revealed the formation of a "right transversesinus venous thrombosis" - a clot in the vein behind Mrs Clinton's right ear in the space between the brain and the skull.
"It did not result in a stroke, or neurological damage," said Dr Lisa Bardack and Dr Gigi El-Bayoumi, who were treating Mrs Clinton at New York's Presbyterian hospital.
The secretary of state was said to be in good spirits and"engaging with her doctors, herfamily, and her staff," added thedoctors in a statement.
Doctors said an MRI scan on Sunday had revealed the formation of a "right transversesinus venous thrombosis" - a clot in the vein behind Mrs Clinton's right ear in the space between the brain and the skull.
"It did not result in a stroke, or neurological damage," said Dr Lisa Bardack and Dr Gigi El-Bayoumi, who were treating Mrs Clinton at New York's Presbyterian hospital.
The secretary of state was said to be in good spirits and"engaging with her doctors, herfamily, and her staff," added thedoctors in a statement.
KingFISHER 2013/01/01 04:22
Doctors discovered the clot during a routine follow-up MRI scan on Sunday, said her spokesman, Philippe Reines, adding that she was being treated with anti-coagulants.
Doctors discovered the clot during a routine follow-up MRI scan on Sunday, said her spokesman, Philippe Reines, adding that she was being treated with anti-coagulants.
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