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Meanings of hemorrhagic shock in English

Spanish
choque hemorrágico

Disease.

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choque hemorrágico
Usage of hemorrhagic shock in English
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Objective: Outcome after trauma with severe hemorrhagic shock is still dismal.
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Although hemorrhagic shock leads to significant alterations of several hormones, e.g.
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On admission, the patient underwent an urgent operation due to sudden hemorrhagic shock.
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Anemia and hemorrhagic shock may not occur, making diagnosis more difficult.
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We diagnosed him with hemorrhagic shock from the renal artery.
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The signs and symptoms vary from clinical silence to abdominal pain or hemorrhagic shock.
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Early hemorrhage-triggered metabolic changes that built up progressively and became significant during sustained hemorrhagic shock.
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Conclusions: In hemorrhagic shock, older RBCs altered resuscitation physiology but did not worsen clinical outcomes.
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Background: Pelvic fracture bleeding generally leads to hemorrhagic shock.
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Their presentation varies from indistinct abdominal pain to hemorrhagic shock, often making the diagnosis onerous.
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The optimal strategy of stabilizing hemodynamic function in uncontrolled traumatic hemorrhagic shock states is unclear.
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Following hemorrhagic shock, gelsolin levels decrease significantly, possibly due to consumption by the actin scavenging system.
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Background: Kidney injury commonly occurs following hemorrhagic shock.
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Patients: Three groups were compared: hemorrhagic shock trauma patients, isolated brain injured patients, and healthy volunteers.
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In contrast, the PSML drainage ameliorated the deleterious effect of the hemorrhagic shock on the SMA.
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Then, he suffered hematochezia and hemorrhagic shock suddenly.
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