hemostasis
61electrohemostasis — /i lek troh hi mos teuh sis, hee meuh stay sis, hem euh /, n. Med. hemostasis by means of an electric device, as an electrocautery. [ELECTRO + HEMOSTASIS] * * * …
62purpura — purpuric /perr pyoor ik/, adj. /perr pyoor euh/, n. Pathol. a disease characterized by purple or brownish red spots on the skin or mucous membranes, caused by the extravasation of blood. [1680 90; < NL, special use of L purpura. See PURPLE] * * * …
63hemostasia — SYN: hemostasis. * * * he·mo·sta·sia (he″mo staґzhə) hemostasis …
64hemostatic — 1. Arresting the flow of blood within the vessels. 2. SYN: antihemorrhagic. * * * he·mo·stat·ic or chiefly Brit hae·mo·stat·ic .hē mə stat ik n an agent that checks bleeding esp one that shortens the clotting time of blood hemostatic or chiefly… …
65Neuroaid — (MLC 601) is a natural treatment for stroke. The treatment was historically developed in China as a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to help stroke patients achieve rehabilitation at late stage. Each year 150,000 patients are treated in China.… …
66Hemostasia — f. Med. Contención de la salida de sangre con medios adecuados. * * * hemostasia. f. Med. Detención de una hemorragia de modo espontáneo o por medios físicos, como la compresión manual o el garrote, o químicos, como los fármacos. * * * La… …
67haemostasia — noun surgical procedure of stopping the flow of blood (as with a hemostat) • Syn: ↑hemostasis, ↑haemostasis, ↑hemostasia • Derivationally related forms: ↑hemostatic (for: ↑hemostasis) …
68hemostasia — noun surgical procedure of stopping the flow of blood (as with a hemostat) • Syn: ↑hemostasis, ↑haemostasis, ↑haemostasia • Derivationally related forms: ↑hemostatic (for: ↑hemostasis) …
69hemostatic — adjective tending to check bleeding by contracting the tissues or blood vessels • Syn: ↑styptic • Similar to: ↑astringent • Derivationally related forms: ↑hemostasis, ↑styptic (for: ↑ …
70-stasis — comb. form (pl. stases) Physiol. forming nouns denoting a slowing or stopping (haemostasis). Derivatives: static comb. form forming adjectives. * * * ˈstā]sə̇s, ˈsta], stə] noun combining form (plural stases ]ˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from… …
