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Meanings of bleeding in inglés

ruso
кровотечения
portugués
sangramento
español
sangrado
catalán
hemorràgia
Wikidata

Loss of blood escaping from the circulatory system.

sangrado
español
exudación

Seeping or migration of colorant from one area to another.

exudación

Asphalt road hazard.

Usage of bleeding in inglés
1
No serious or major bleeding-related adverse events were reported during either study.
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2
The primary safety outcome was major procedure-related complications and major bleeding events.
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3
There were neither thrombotic or major bleeding events nor major side effects.
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4
Main outcome measures were rates of thromboembolism and bleeding over two years.
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5
However, this benefit was also accompanied by an increased risk of bleeding.
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6
The primary end point was recurrent bleeding within 30 days after endoscopy.
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However, this regimen may be associated with a greater risk of bleeding.
Pubmed
8
He used Twitter to state what he thought was the bleeding obvious.
The Guardian
9
Suddenly I saw he was wounded in the hand; it was bleeding.
The Pretty Lady
10
Among major bleeding events, only those also classified as severe increased mortality.
Pubmed
11
However, fibrinolysis was associated with a slightly increased risk of intracranial bleeding.
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12
His innocent words tore into Faith's heart and left it bleeding, empty.
Frontier courtship
13
Hes doing a very good job bleeding ANC votes for opposition parties.
The South African
14
I saw the education and health ministers bleeding heavily in the carnage.
Reuters
15
They were asked about bleeding, new injuries, possibly pregnancies and birth control.
Reuters
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However, the concept of clinically relevant bleeding is ill-defined in this population.
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Translations for bleeding
Bleeding through the time
Bleeding across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Less common
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