-
following an
injury or
medical and
dental procedures.[citation needed]
Coagulopathies are
sometimes erroneously referred to as "clotting disorders", but a...
- By
removing prothrombotic components before they parti****te in the
coagulopathy of DIC, the Ashwell-Morell
receptor lessens the
severity of DIC, reducing...
- Also,
coagulopathy can be
contributed by
impaired wound healing or
impaired clot formation.
Following are some
complications of
coagulopathies, some of...
-
pressures below 25 mm Hg, and
cerebral perfusion pressures above 50 mm Hg.
Coagulopathy is
another cardinal feature of ALF. The
liver has the
central role in...
- administration.
Symptoms are
similar to
those seen in
other consumptive coagulopathies.
These include obvious bleeding from the nose, gums,
intravenous lines...
- anticoagulants,
mainly brodifacoum, in at
least 11
states in the US that
caused coagulopathy (prolonged or
excessive bleeding) and
resulted in the
treatment of over...
-
increase the mother's risk of PPH. Body m****
index (BMI)
above 40 and
coagulopathies are
known risk factors.
Magnesium sulfate is used
often in patients...
- two
distinct processes:
acute coagulopathy of
trauma and resuscitation-induced
coagulopathy. Trauma-induced
coagulopathy is
acutely worsened by the presence...
-
medical term
describing the
combination of hypothermia, acidosis, and
coagulopathy. This
combination is
commonly seen in
patients who have
sustained severe...
- in
cardiorespiratory (heart and lung)
collapse and m****ive
bleeding (
coagulopathy). The rate at
which it
occurs is 1
instance per 20,000
births and it...
