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coagulate

the solid or semisolid substance produced by coagulation
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Because some parts of this score are also associated with atherosclerosis risk and increased blood coagulability, a high score has been proposed as linked to hypercoagulability (an increased tendency for blood clotting) in both AF and non-AF patients.
Blood coagulation detector may help in monitoring stroke risk
The association of PT with PM10, CO, and NO2, but not with SO2 or O3, may indicate that traffic pollution is responsible for the changes in blood coagulability.
Study of effect of traffic air pollutants on blood coagulation parameters among Saudi traffic policemen in Eastern Province
Therefore, the main objective of the overall innovation project is to develop, validate, and commercialise a new diagnostic tool (C-POC) based on the assessment of thrombin generation and simultaneously measurement of several biomarkers of hyper/hypo coagulability using a Photonic Integrated Chip (PIC).
C-POC: Hyper/Hypo Coagulability Assessment Photonic Integrated Chip based Point of Care
The effect of anesthetic techniques on blood coagulability in parturients as measured by thromboelastography.
Comparing effects of low and high-flow anesthesia on hemorheology and coagulation factors
It is strongly believed that abnormal coagulability state may be reverted by effective use of anti-snake venom25.
A STUDY OF NINETY SNAKE BITE CASES AT PAKISTAN AIR FORCE (PAF) HOSPITAL, SHORKOT, PAKISTAN
In normal controls, both age and gender affect coagulability as measured by thrombelastography.
Acido tranexamico y tromboelastografia en revision de remplazo total de cadera y cirugia mayor de columna
Increased cholesterol is associated with increased coagulability and increased platelet count [13].
The effects of hydroalcoholic extract of Chicoree on atherosclerosis plaque formation of cardiovascular diseases in rabbit
Ultrafine inhaled particles accumulated in the lungs are capable of translocating from the airways into the bloodstream (23) causing systemic inflammation via oxidative stress that mediates endothelial dysfunction and atherosclerosis (44) and increases blood coagulability by activating platelets and coagulation factors such as fibrinogen.
Residual Oil Fly Ash (ROFA) inhalation promotes lung and heart oxidative stress without hemodynamic effects in exercising rats
hospitalized due to the blood coagulability problems and stayed in hospital for ten days.
Saakashvili Condoles Over EPP President's Death
It may acutely deplete protein C and protein S and therefore theoretically increase coagulability if started before the heparins.
Pulmonary thrombo-embolic disease: pulmonary embolism as a cause of sudden death can easily be overlooked
10) The pathophysiologic process to explain the relation between TB and CVT includes: (1) injury to endothelium, (2) alterations in normal blood flow, and (3) alterations in the blood coagulability.
Cortical venous thrombosis--a rare complication of tuberculous meningitis
The hematologic changes of normal pregnancy shift coagulability and fibrinolytic systems toward a state of hypercoagulability.
How to choose a contraceptive for your postpartum patient: an earlier follow-up visit is the first requisite. Also consider how soon your patient plans to resume intercourse, her risk of venous thromboembolism, and how extensively she intends to breastfeed

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