The phrase "bleeding mass" is correct and can be used in written English, particularly in creative or descriptive writing.
It is often used to describe something that is constantly flowing or seeping out, like blood. Here is an example: "The wound on his arm was a bleeding mass of raw flesh, oozing crimson drops onto the ground."
Size of bleeding mass varied and ranged from 1 to 11 cm.
Median (IQR) pretreatment 5 min bleeding mass was 107 (76-138) and 91 (71-112) g in the FCH and placebo groups, respectively (P=0.13).
Study medication was administered to patients with a 5 min bleeding mass of 60-250 g after separation from bypass and surgical haemostasis.
Perioperative qualitative diagnosis of bleeding mass was properly made using computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, 99mTc sulfur colloid study, or fine-needle aspiration cytology in six cases [19, 20, 23 25, 29] (33%%) while excised specimens eventually revealed splenic tissue in the other 12 cases (66 %).
Subsequently, treatment was with 1 unit of platelet concentrate and 2 units of FFP until the 5 min bleeding mass was <60 g.
Medication was administered only if coagulopathic bleeding (defined as 5 min bleeding mass of 60 250 g) was observed immediately after CPB removal, protamine reversal of heparin, and surgical control of focal bleeding.
Moreover, presumed non-eloquent cortex in the right frontal lobe, namely the superior frontal gyrus white matter of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC), was selected to minimize potential complications in the event of bleeding or mass effect from vasogenic edema.
In the head and neck region, for nasal cavity melanomas, the most common symptoms are obstructive, because of the presence of a bleeding unilateral mass.
To circumvent these limitations, observed mortality was also compared with the mortality predicted by the recently developed RISC score that combines age, New Injury Severity Score, head injury, severe pelvic injury, GCS, PTT, base excess, cardiac arrest, and indirect signs of bleeding (shock, mass transfusion and low haemoglobin) [ 29].
There are four types of design variables: (1) the inlet guide vane (IGV) angle, (2) the IGV and 1st stator vane (SV) angles, (3) bleed air mass flow rate at the exit of the axial compressor, and (4) both type 2 and type 3.
The indications for hysterectomy in the benign group included bleeding problems (dysfunctional uterine bleeding, n=6), pelvic mass (fibroids, n=6; ovarian mass, n=7), pelvic pain (endometriosis, n=4; adenomyosis, n=6; endometriosis and adenomyosis, n=2), premalignant disease (cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, n=2; suspected hyperplasia, n=2), and prophylaxis (previous breast cancer, n=5).
