Usage of "haemostasia"

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Surgical procedure of stopping the flow of blood (as with a hemostat)

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Examples for "hemostasis"

As hemostasis was difficult by conservative treatment, left upper lobectomy was performed. 
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Furthermore, careful intraoperative procedures are needed for both hemostasis and wound healing. 
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The endothelium produces many substances which have the potential to alter hemostasis. 
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Platelets are relatively short-lived, anucleated cells that are essential for proper hemostasis. 
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Object: The utility of preoperative hemostasis screening to predict complications is uncertain. 
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However, abnormal haemostasis and endothelial dysfunction are thought to be implicated. 
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Outcome measures were initial haemostasis, recurrent bleeding, complications and mortality at 6 weeks. 
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A wide ranging study of lipids, hormones, bone density and haemostasis was undertaken. 
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Radiofrequency ablation was pursued and was able to achieve haemostasis. 
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Platelets were traditionally considered to purely have a role in the maintenance of haemostasis. 
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Translations for haemostasia

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Meanings of haemostasia in inglês