Thrombus is a blood clot that forms in the walls of blood vessels. Blood clots are actually useful for stopping bleeding, in response to injury or injury. But when it occurs outside of these conditions, thrombus can cause serious health problems. Blood functions to supply oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. Without blood, the tissues and organs of the body will be damaged so that they are unable to work properly. That is why, disruption in blood flow due to thrombus can menimbultkan various diseases, such as heart disease and stroke. Understanding Thrombus Blood clots occur when the blood hardens become solid. Blood clots that form in arteries and veins are called thrombus. Thrombus can form in any part of the body, then it can be released and carried away by blood flow to other parts of the body, and cause blockages in the area. This thrombus that is released and causes blockages is called an embolism. Blockages in the arteries can block oxygen intake to the tissues in t...