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Meanings of haemorrhage in English

Portuguese
sangramento
Catalan
hemorràgia
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The flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessel.

sangramento
Usage of haemorrhage in English
1
This modified device was used intraoperatively in six patients with severe haemorrhage.
Pubmed
2
Tests at the hospital found he had a large left subdural haemorrhage.
The Irish Times
3
Post-operative diet may affect post-tonsillectomy haemorrhage rate, although post-operative dietary advice varies.
Pubmed
4
Areas of necrosis or haemorrhage showed no or small levels of incorporation.
Pubmed
5
The surgical risks of a planned caesarean include haemorrhage, thrombosis and infection.
The Guardian
6
The internal examination shows that the scalp displays no sign of haemorrhage.
Kennedy's brain
7
Otherwise the party is likely to haemorrhage seats when the incumbents retire.
The Irish Times
8
The CT findings of six patients with diffuse pulmonary haemorrhage are presented.
Pubmed
9
There is no trace of haemorrhage or pathological change between the membranes.
Kennedy's brain
10
A haemorrhage of harm that is unlikely to heal in a generation.
The Irish Times
11
He had an internal haemorrhage towards morning, and has lost his pluck.
The Shuttle
12
Frode looked as if he were about to have a cerebral haemorrhage.
The girl with the dragon tattoo
13
Another young man, suffering from haemorrhage of the lungs, was called up.
The Land of Deepening Shadow: Germany-at-War
14
Ms Desmond recovered from a near-fatal brain haemorrhage almost three years ago.
The Irish Times
15
Two patients required blood transfusion for haemorrhage during the relay with heparin.
Pubmed
16
The cause of death was haemorrhage from the left common carotid artery.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common