hemorrhagic diathesis

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bleeding diathesis

An increased susceptibility to bleeding due to a coagulation defect, which can be genetic (e.g., Haemophilia, Glanzmann disease, von Willebrand disease) or acquired (e.g., scurvy, vitamin-K deficiency, leukaemia).

hemorrhagic diathesis

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Jaundice (14/93%), hemorrhagic diathesis (13/87%), nausea and vomiting (11/73%), abdominal pain (10/67%), myalgia (7/47%), hypotension (7/47%) and diarrhea (4/27%) also were observed.

Leptospirosis in elderly patients

In 40 individuals suspected to have hemorrhagic diathesis (9 males, 22.5%; 31 females, 77.5%), blood samples were obtained for further evaluations.

The prevalence of von Willebrand disease and significance of in vitro bleeding time (PFA-100) in von Willebrand disease screening in the izmir region / izmir Bolgesindeki von Willebrand Hastaligi Prevalansi ve von Willebrand Hastaligi Taramasinda (PFA-100) in Vitro Kanama Zamaninin Onemi

Hypersensitivity to Aspirin, Hemorrhagic diathesis, documented acute gastric or duodenal ulcer and pregnancy after thirty six weeks of gestation are some of the absolute contra indications for the use of Aspirin.

Regular use of Low Dose Aspirin Therapy reduces morbidity and mortality in ACS

It is known that hemorrhagic diathesis together with psychogenic disorders is present in this syndrome, but the cause and frequency of hematological disorders is not known.

A disease difficult to diagnose: Gardner-Diamond syndrome accompanied by platelet dysfunction

Which explains the complex nature of the hemorrhagic diathesis in dengue fever reflecting the combination of cytokine action, vascular injury, reduced platelet number and function with mild consumptive coagulopathy.

Changing clinical spectrum and correlation between platelet count and bleeding tendencies in dengue patients at a tertiary care centre

The hemorrhagic phase usually begins on the 4th-6th days of the disease, and during this phase, patients show signs of hemorrhagic diathesis ranging from mucocutaneous bleeding to fatal massive hemorrhage and disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).

Hematological aspects of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever/Kirim-Kongo kanamali atesinin hematolojik yonleri