Meanings of haemostasis in English

However, abnormal haemostasis and endothelial dysfunction are thought to be implicated.

Outcome measures were initial haemostasis, recurrent bleeding, complications and mortality at 6 weeks.

A wide ranging study of lipids, hormones, bone density and haemostasis was undertaken.

Radiofrequency ablation was pursued and was able to achieve haemostasis.

Platelets were traditionally considered to purely have a role in the maintenance of haemostasis.

Laboratory tests were performed for parameters of haemostasis, clot waveform analysis and anti-phospholipid antibodies.

COMP is also secreted by platelets in circulating blood and negatively regulates haemostasis and thrombosis.

Platelet adhesion and aggregation at the sites of vascular injury are key events for thrombosis and haemostasis.

The potential relationship between coffee and cardiovascular disease warrants the study of possible links between coffee and haemostasis.

Vasoconstrictors agents is used in septal surgery, in attempt to improve haemostasis and thereby improve the surgical field.

This indicates a potential of improving haemostasis and survival in patients with compromised coagulation due to liver disease.

Prescribing was deemed appropriate before and after endoscopic haemostasis, and in fasting individuals requiring a proton pump inhibitor.

Trinity attributed this to the discontinuation of several product lines following its acquisition of bioMerieux's haemostasis division last June.

It guarantees a good haemostasis.

The rapid haemostasis of fish prevents bleeding or infection that could be caused by physical properties of the aquatic environment.

There was effective haemostasis at this infusion rate in only one of two minor procedures and two of six major operations.