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bleeding time

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bleeding time [′blēd·iŋ ‚tīm]
(physiology)
The time required for bleeding to stop after a small puncture wound.


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Deitmer suggested that bleeding time should be used as a screening tool, based on the assumption that most cases of post-tonsillectomy hemorrhage are related to functional platelet disorders.
Because EPO possesses antithrombotic properties, it may increase bleeding time.
The preclinical data from these studies showed no evidence of systemic plasmin activity, no consumption of coagulation factors and no effect on bleeding time.
 
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