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coagulative

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coagulative /co·ag·u·la·tive/ (ko-ag´u-lah-tiv) associated with, of the nature of, or promoting a process of coagulation.
co·ag·u·la·tive (k-gy-ltv, -l-tv)
adj.
Of or being a coagulant.
coagulative
[kō·ag′yəlā′tiv]
1  adj, causing blood clot formation.
2  n, an agent that assists in the formation of blood clots.


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5) Also identified were several zones of coagulative necrosis.
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