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internal bleeding

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internal bleeding
Etymology: L, internus, inward; AS, blod
any hemorrhage from an internal organ or tissue, such as intraperitoneal bleeding into the peritoneal cavity or intestinal bleeding into the bowel.


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The French doctors who were part of the team that tried to resuscitate Princess Diana at the hospital following the crash cited a tear in the left pulmonary vein as the source of internal bleeding that ultimately led to her death.
The Food and Drug Administration issued a final rule Tuesday that requires manufactures of over-the-counter (OTC) products to revise their labeling including warnings about potential safety risks, such as internal bleeding and liver damage to help the consumers use products safely.
A second postmortem revealed Ian Tomlinson died from internal bleeding - not a heart attack as previously found.
 
 
 
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