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Meanings of haemorrhage (haemorrhaged) in English

Portuguese
sangramento
Catalan
hemorràgia
Wikidata

The flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessel.

sangramento
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Examples for "bleeding"
Examples for "bleeding"
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No serious or major bleeding-related adverse events were reported during either study.
Pubmed
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The primary safety outcome was major procedure-related complications and major bleeding events.
Pubmed
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There were neither thrombotic or major bleeding events nor major side effects.
Pubmed
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Main outcome measures were rates of thromboembolism and bleeding over two years.
Pubmed
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However, this benefit was also accompanied by an increased risk of bleeding.
Pubmed
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However, the therapy increases the risk of hemorrhage during the surgical procedures.
Pubmed
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Rationale: The efficient resolution of tissue hemorrhage is an important homeostatic function.
Pubmed
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Without such comparative imaging, the risk of hemorrhage is high, he said.
Reuters
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In three of these patients, the course was complicated by digestive hemorrhage.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: PCV accounts for the largest proportion of submacular hemorrhage in Koreans.
Pubmed
Usage of haemorrhaged in English
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She had haemorrhaged through the partial severance of the left carotid artery.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
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Her worst fear had come true: one of her placentas had haemorrhaged.
News.com.au
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One of the key areas where SA has haemorrhaged money is with tobacco-related taxes.
The South African
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Both Sky and its rival British Satellite Broadcasting haemorrhaged losses at first, before merging in 1990.
The Irish Times
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And Sinn Fein President Mr Gerry Adams' constituency of West Belfast haemorrhaged more voters than any other.
The Irish Times
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Despite that supreme success, and United's income being dramatically higher than any other club, they haemorrhaged losses.
The Guardian
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Against the Serb it was his forehand that haemorrhaged points, and the same was true against Nadal.
The Guardian
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A few years ago, they haemorrhaged members to the TUI because they would not accept a pay deal.
Independent.ie
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Over the last three decades, the US has haemorrhaged manufacturing jobs, losing close to five million since 2000.
The Irish Times
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Tubridy has been under pressure after the show haemorrhaged viewers in its first two weeks back on air.
The Irish Times
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Dr Bernard Riou, the surgeon who had tried unsuccessfully to save Diana, told how her left pulmonary vein had haemorrhaged.
The Irish Times
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The parties have a long way to fall because of strong results they achieved in 2009 when Fianna Fáil haemorrhaged votes.
The Irish Times
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On the domestic front, the Irish index of employment will confirm the rate at which the building sector haemorrhaged in December.
The Irish Times
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Instead, Cookson haemorrhaged support and suffered one of the widest election losses by a reigning head of any international sports federation.
The Irish Times
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Treasury is expecting $42 billion will be haemorrhaged from Australia's near $3 trillion retirement pool.
News.com.au
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In North America particularly, RIM has haemorrhaged market share during a year marked by product delays and a botched launch of the PlayBook.
Reuters
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Haemorrhaged through the time