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Meanings of hemostatic in English

Tending to check bleeding by contracting the tissues or blood vessels.

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These components of the hemostatic system regulate tumor growth, angiogenesis and metastasis.
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Hemorheologic and hemostatic parameters are known to be altered in cerebrovascular diseases.
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This information may support early, accurate, and efficient activation of hemostatic resuscitation protocols.
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Our trial does not support the use of this combination of hemostatic therapy.
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RFA was the sole hemostatic method applied throughout the entire operation.
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Thrombin plays a central role in normal and abnormal hemostatic processes.
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VMS presence or severity was not significantly associated with the other hemostatic parameters.
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Genetic correlations between IR and hemostatic proteins were larger than their environmental counterparts.
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All bleedings were effectively treated with hemostatic techniques and classified as mild complications.
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The correlation of hemorrhage with clinical and hemostatic variables was evaluated.
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Conclusions: The overall hemostatic profile is comparable between patients with non-cirrhotic NAFLD and controls.
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The hemostatic effects postoperative pain in each group were analyzed.
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When hemostatic techniques were used, lower blood losses and lower operative times were recorded.
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The surgeon, who had provided himself with hemostatic preparations, hastened to arrest the hemorrhage.
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We investigated the relationship between hemostatic and inflammatory parameters in women with severe PE.
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Comparison between different hemostatic strategies should consider the logistic burden imposed by different vascular complications.
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