'bleeding was present' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to describe a situation where bleeding was observed. For example: The doctor examined the patient's wound and noted that bleeding was present.
For instance, diffuse oozing with no identifiable surgical site of bleeding was present in 42 of 191 consecutive CPB patients (22%) undergoing re-exploration for excessive blood loss.
In 36 cases, the EGDS failed to show any sign of active bleeding, whereas in 60 cases bleeding was present and haemostasis was performed.
We consistently undertook second-look endoscopy on the day after ESD, and we coagulated all exposed vessels on the artificial ulcer regardless of whether bleeding was present [ 14].
From June 2005 to September 2013, we performed second-look endoscopies the day after ESD and coagulated all exposed vessels on artificial ulcers, regardless of whether or not bleeding was present.
No obvious intraparenchymal bleeding was present.
Minor intraparenchymal bleeding was present in 14 patients.
Additionally, laboratory models cannot convey the sense of urgency and difficulty encountered in the clinical situation, where difficult patient anatomy, patient movement, and bleeding are present.
We therefore suggest that TOEs in patients with varices or portal hypertension should be performed if clinically indicated, as no bleeding rates occurred even if large varices and/or acute stigmata of bleeding were present.
A clear definition of post-tonsillectomy bleeding was presented in two of 29 studies.
If bleeding is present, seek care immediately.
Fibrosis and deep, subretinal bleeding were present in the peripheral retina of the right eye.
