bruisability

bruisability

The degree to which a person bruises in response to trauma, which may indicate a defect in coagulation factors, thrombocytopaenia or platelet dysfunction.
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The other common symptoms include personality changes, easy bruisability, and cutaneous steriae.
A Case of Cushing's Syndrome in Pregnancy
For dermatologic conditions, the symptoms noted were skin discoloration, easy bruisability, skin rashes, skin itchiness, blisters, skin lesions, cuts, alopecia, pallor, sweating, and nail changes.
Ergonomic and health assessment of farmers' multi-pesticide exposure
He had typical features of steroid dependence like moon facies, central obesity, thin extremities, pedal edema and easy bruisability.
Strongyloides hyper infection in a steroid dependent leprosy patient
Cushing's syndrome patients present with increased body weight, truncal obesity with buffalo hump, easy bruisability, cutaneous striae, oedema, hypokalemia, glucose intolerance.
Anaesthetic management of adrenocortical tumor excision in a patient of Cushing's syndrome
Abrasion and easy bruisability of genital mucosa enhancing susceptibility to HIV infection is another reason that has been offered.
The relationship between female genital mutilation and HIV transmission in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ehlers first noticed the easy bruisability of the skin.
Kyphoscoliosis type of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome in a Family
She had undergone tooth extractions without bleeding and did not suffer menorrhagia, epistaxis or easy bruisability.
Factor X deficiency
13 TS yes 14 TC yes 15 TC yes 16 ketaconasole/TS yes 17 aminoglutetimid following 18 following following 19 TC yes 20 TS yes (*)Truncal obesity, buffalo hump, plethorea, violesance stria (>1cm widht), easy bruisability.
Thirty-four patients with Cushing's Syndrome: our clinical experience in the past 20 years/ Otuz dort Cushing's Sendromu olgusu: 20 yillik klinik deneyimlerimiz
Protein catabolism was evident in the form of striae, easy bruisability, muscle weakness, and cuticular and pulp atrophy.
Ectopic Cushing's syndrome: experience from a tertiary care centre
Clinically, the photoaging component of skin aging accounts for the development in sun-exposed areas of wrinkling, mottled hyperpigmentation and depigmentation, coarsening of the skin, roughness, poor elastic recoil, and bruisability.
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Easy bruisability is accentuated in people who have had heavy sun exposure.
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