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Meanings of clotting in English

Portuguese
coagulação
Catalan
coagulació

The process of forming semisolid lumps in a liquid.

coagulação
Usage of clotting in English
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However, few data exist to characterize the clotting profiles of these variants.
Pubmed
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Though effective at alleviating clotting, many anticoagulant therapies come with serious drawbacks.
Reuters
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Thus anticoagulation should be considered in these patients with repeated circuit clotting.
Pubmed
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They also contain a formula that promotes rapid clotting and fights infection.
The Guardian
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The platelets, which are needed for clotting, are eliminated by the spleen.
Reuters
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The weakness seemed to amplify her fear, clotting her mind with dread.
The Naked God
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The treatment helped reduce clotting in the veins by increasing blood flow.
BBC
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Platelets are the blood cells which control clotting when tissue damage occurs.
The Irish Times
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The bloodstream, too, exists in a perpetual tug-of-war between bleeding and clotting.
The new yorker
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Hematologic, biochemical and blood clotting tests before and after surgery were performed.
Pubmed
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Leeches' saliva has an anti-coagulent which thins the blood and prevents clotting.
The Irish Times
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Dade Behring makes chemistry products, cardiovascular tests and tests that measure blood-clotting ability.
Reuters
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Higher doses of heparin to achieve therapeutic activated clotting times were also noted.
Pubmed
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We identified factors associated with premature clotting of circuits during CRRT in children.
Pubmed
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Standard coagulation studies as well as pro- and anticoagulant clotting factors were measured.
Pubmed
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Changes in systemic clotting factors have been associated with pulmonary inflammation.
Pubmed
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Translations for clotting
Portuguese
coagulação
Clotting through the time
Clotting across language varieties
United States of America
Common