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Meanings of coagulation defect in English

Russian
коагулопатия
Portuguese
coagulopatia
Catalan
coagulopatia
Spanish
coagulopatía

Condition in which the blood’s ability to coagulate (form clots) is impaired.

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      коагулопатия
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      Examples for "coagulopathy"
      Examples for "coagulopathy"
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      Chemically modified tetracycline 3 treatment prevented coagulopathy and protected against bowel injury.
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      Five patients are living; one patient died six days postoperatively because of coagulopathy.
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      Additionally, NET components have been suggested to be key activators of infection-induced coagulopathy.
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      Hemodilution with LR did not produce coagulopathy based on laboratory values.
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      Mechanisms triggering coagulopathy in TBI are unique and warrant further investigation.
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      All cases examined classified as adverse events related to a coagulation disorder.
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      Resistance to activated protein c: This is by far the most frequent coagulation disorder predisposing to venous thromboembolism.
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      Fifteen patients were already known to have a coagulation disorder, and the anamnesis identified no additional patient at risk.
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      Thus, 21 patients with coagulation disorders requiring correction in the case of a bleeding complication underwent surgery.
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      The baseline SOFA score and PT-INR were associated with early death among patients with sepsis-associated coagulation disorders.
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      There was no history of trauma or family history of bleeding disorder.
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      Most common bleeding disorder was Von Willebrand disease and Platelet functional disorders.
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      The bleeding disorder that killed him was as a side-effect of the ITP.
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      Hereditary deficiency of factor VIII (FVIII) leads to hemophilia A, a severe X-linked bleeding disorder.
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      Hemophilia B is an X-linked recessive bleeding disorder caused by abnormalities in the coagulation factor IX gene.
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      Usage of coagulation defect in English
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      A small coagulation defect at the site of the former lesion was the only morphological change.
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      Successful therapy required an individualized approach, employing multiple replacement strategies, based on the laboratory definition of the specific additional coagulation defect.
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      Mutations in a candidate gene in this region, ERGIC-53, were recently found to be associated with the coagulation defect in nine Jewish families.
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      VHF is characterized by fever, vascular leakage, coagulation defects and multi organ system failure.
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      Translations for coagulation defect
      Portuguese
      coagulopatia