Not looking good
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Who?Comment -
He was on a Family Guy episode, was gay.Comment -
52 is kinda young to have a stroke, he wasn't fat either. My guess is drug and or alcohol related.
That show 90210 was big for a time.. He was the stud in the show..
He looks about 65 years old today though.. Something is a miss????
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90210Comment -
Saloon....don’t know him....was he a kicker?Comment -
SAD STUFF, i liked himComment -
Vigil at The Peach PitComment -
Loved DohertyComment -
Millenials are like ...who?Comment -
Has obvious Franks Sign in that picture above, he was going to have a stroke at a young age. Too bad but that motherfukker is an old 52Comment -
For you millenials ill speak your langauage, "he was SUPER cool back in the early 90s" Millenials love the word "super"
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anyone between 15 and 30 years old named dylan or brandon can attribute that their name was more than likely selected because of that show.Comment -
Can have stroke at any age, especially if you have untreated abnormal heart rhythm, ie atrial fibrillation, or a blood clot in legs with whole in heart, which is not uncommon or untreated hypertension can cause spontaneous brain bleed. Doesn't necessarily have to be alchohol or drug related. Strokes rarely related to drugs unless he is a drunk and fell down, causing brain bleed. Or liver damage causing bleeding disorder. Let's not disparage the poor bastard.Comment -
Everyone dies so who gives a fukComment -
Right, it’s just another small piece of an otherwise bigger puzzle. The studies are inconclusive. Anecdotally, I do think there is something to it and many CT surgeons and neurologists agree. It has some predicitive value.
Whether science will ultimately agree, guess we’ll see.
I can almost always predict coronary and periperal vascular disease based on someones skin. The more wrinkles and leathery, that old smoker look, they almost always have heart disease and even moreso peripheral vascular disease, including the carotid and vertebebral arteries (stroke territory).
The younger someone is when they get this look, they seem to be more likely to end up needing stents or surgery at a much higher rate than older people that have that look.Comment -
Calcium scans aren’t usually very helpful. Either someone is low risk and doesn’t need it, or they’re high risk and need a myocardial perfusion scan and echo, plus medications.
A lot of false positives and false negatives come out of the calcium scand.
They’re about as useful as Franks sign Probably less
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I have a crease in my ear....later folksComment -
Lol.. Like you posted earlier, just another piece of a puzzle.. Let’s be honest.. plaque in the arteries can break loose and cause problems at any age.. fat or skinny, healthy or not..Calcium scans aren’t usually very helpful. Either someone is low risk and doesn’t need it, or they’re high risk and need a myocardial perfusion scan and echo, plus medications.
A lot of false positives and false negatives come out of the calcium scand.
They’re about as useful as Franks sign Probably lessComment -
An alternative theory floating around is that if you have a huge rooster, a single earlobe crease indicates the side your unit leans to.
Congrats Booya, just shove the hog to the otherside and it should pull your earlobe tight and take the crease outComment -
Yep, saw it in a 40 year old just two days ago. He was on the court ballin, damn near died from it. It was the only blockage he had and it was very focal and short, just a ruptured plaque. Bet I have more plaque in my arteries than he did, mine just haven’t ruptured yetComment -
Peach Pit looked like a fun place to HangComment
