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antifibrinolytic

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antifibrinolytic /an·ti·fi·bri·no·lyt·ic/ (-fi″brĭ-no-lit´ik) inhibiting or preventing fibrinolysis, or an agent that does this.
an·ti·fi·bri·no·lyt·ic (nt-fbr-n-ltk, nt-)
adj.
Of or relating to a substance, such as aminocaproic acid, that decreases the breakdown of fibrin.
antifibrinolytic [an″te-, an″ti-fi″brĭ-no-lit´ik]
1. inhibiting fibrinolysis.
2. a substance that prevents fibrinolysis.
antifibrinolytic
inhibiting fibrinolysis.
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