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hypercoagulability

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hypercoagulability
[-kō·ag′yələbil′itē]
Etymology: Gk, hyper + L, coagulare, to curdle, habilis, able
a tendency of the blood to coagulate more rapidly than is normal.
hypercoagulability [hi″per-ko-ag″u-lah-bil´ĭ-te]
abnormally increased coagulability of the blood.
hypercoagulability
abnormally increased coagulability of the blood.
hypercoagulability
1 Disseminated intravascular coagulation, see there 2 Hypercoagulable state, see there
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