Sentence examples for bleeding further from inspiring English sources

After talks with Mr Kammenos, Mr Tsipras said: "We now have the great opportunity, taking steady steps and using the four years of our mandate, to implement our main commitment, which is to give an honest fight and to shed our blood if necessary to stop our people bleeding further".

The itching disrupted or prevented sleep, and already fragile skin was easily ruptured, resulting in bleeding, further delaying skin healing and increasing the probability of infection.

Given the current state of the evidence on treating patients with dabigatran-related bleeding, further work is needed to assess the role of currently available therapeutic modalities including dialysis and for the development of potential new treatments.

Before these trials had been conducted, there had been a concern that small areas of hemorrhage in the brain would bleed further as a result of treatment; the studies showed that this concern was unfounded.

Removing errors You can remove any color that dripped or bled further down than desired by using a blond root touch up kit.

When a spinal cord is injured, some of the damage occurs from the initial trauma, but much of the harm comes later, when a cascade of events that includes chemical reactions, swelling and bleeding causes further damage to the area.

Elsewhere, a family sit down to dinner together, before spontaneously collapsing and bleeding profusely; further victims of the virus.

Cranial trepanation allows a monitoring device to be placed inside the skull, but puts the patient at risk of infection, bleeding, and further damage to the brain tissue.

Limitations because of cancer Cancer related: Vascular thromboembolic event in patients with cancer can be difficult to manage due to an increased risk of bleeding and further episodes of VTE despite anticoagulation, particularly with warfarin (Prandoni et al, 2002).

In reviewing the evidence, it appears that patients with ischemic heart disease represent a unique subgroup of ANVUGIB patients, perhaps with a different pathophysiology of bleeding, and further evaluation of ischemic heart disease as a risk factor for mortality after ANVUGIB is needed.

Shapiro and coworkers [ 35] identified three independent risk factors for the recurrence of bleeding requiring further arterial embolization: systolic arterial pressure below 90 mmHg after embolization, acidosis (base deficit >10 mEq/l) persisting for more than 6 hours after initial embolization, and absence of intra-abdominal haemorrhagic lesions.