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Meaning of "haemorrhages"
Haemorrhage - a medical condition characterized by heavy bleeding; commonly used in healthcare contexts
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- plural of haemorrhage
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of haemorrhage
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haemorrhages
Haemorrhages into skin and mucous membranes.
There are petechial haemorrhages in the eyes.
Haemorrhages may be seen on unfeathered areas of skin.
Hyperaemia and haemorrhages of the nasal septum.
Haemorrhages due to the rupture of a varicose dilation.
The presence of cerebral haemorrhages was assessed visually.
Duret haemorrhages usually indicate a fatal outcome.
He fell a victim of typhoid with internal haemorrhages.
Petechial haemorrhages are occasionally seen on the heart.
These are designated as exudates or haemorrhages background retinopathy.
Pulmonary haemorrhages could also be seen in dogs.
The commonest complications are postnatal haemorrhages.
No petechial haemorrhages that would indicate strangulation.
You know about brain haemorrhages.
Small haemorrhages in the palate and conjunctivae.
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Retroperitoneal and intracranial haemorrhages were always considered major.
Haemorrhages related to diabetics and hypertension.
And petechial haemorrhages in the eyes.
At least no field mice would have gastric haemorrhages.
Petechial haemorrhages in the eyes indicates suffocation.
Stomach showed numerous submucous haemorrhages.
Splinter haemorrhages under his nails.
The cause of death is internal haemorrhages.
Petechial haemorrhages around the eyes and ears.
Fractures and associated haemorrhages.
The typical haemorrhages of the skin are missing.
Enough to cause petechial haemorrhages.
These are haemorrhages and they must prompt consultation.
He had almost no external haemorrhages.
Fatal haemorrhages have occurred in the cabozantinib clinical program.
And there were similar haemorrhages in the pericardium.
Haemorrhages during pregnancy or confinement.
In monkeys retinal haemorrhages occurred.
These haemorrhages tend to occur in deep regions of the brain.
The exact cause of these haemorrhages is not yet known.
The brain and endocardium showed multiple petechial haemorrhages.
Gynaecological haemorrhages of unknown aetiology.
Severe or life threatening haemorrhages.
There were haemorrhages in his eyes.
The risk when taking anticoagulants is the occurrence of haemorrhages.
Lamellar haemorrhages of the colon.
Erythrophagocytosis in the spleen and secondary haemorrhages in liver and kidney.
Petechial haemorrhages in both eyes.
Life threatening haemorrhages.
May be haemorrhages in the pancreas.
Without the fear of developing new haemorrhages or new bleeding.
The small haemorrhages around the eyes are consistent with this.
The victim died from numerous haemorrhages of the internal organs.
The embryos may be stunted and oedematous with skin haemorrhages.
Gynaecological haemorrhages of unknown origin.
