Sentence examples for chronic bleeding from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Kirchner's spokesman had revealed Saturday that she had sustained a previously undisclosed "skull trauma" in August, and that doctors had told her to rest for 30 days as a result of the injury, which involves chronic bleeding between the surface of her brain and her skull.

Superficial siderosis is a rare condition resulting from the presence of chronic bleeding into the subarachnoid space usually causing gait instability and deafness.

Because falls and chronic bleeding in the brain unrelated to an injury can also cause this type of brain damage, some people responsible for the care of children have been falsely accused of child abuse, Dr. Goldsmith reported.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Argentina's political system was hit by uncertainty on Sunday after the disclosure that President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner had sustained a head injury more than seven weeks ago and was told by neurologists over the weekend to rest for a month while receiving treatment for chronic bleeding near her brain.

The bleeding may present as acute massive hemorrhage or as anemia from chronic bleeding; stools can be melenic or have a currant jelly-like aspect [2, 5].

Chronic bleeding often requires iron supplements and sometimes blood transfusions.

Since 1998, the CDC has coordinated a national public health surveillance project the Universal Data Collection UDCC) program on chronic, rare, inherited bleeding disorders.

At the time of presentation the entire ear was infected with pseudomonas and yeast and chronic friability and bleeding caused an anemia which required blood transfusion.

The interval time from diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis to bleeding pseudoaneurysm onset ranged from 3 months to 4 years (median, 2.4 years).

Exclusion criteria included known allergy or intolerance to one of the study drugs, serious liver, heart or renal disease, chronic pain, or bleeding disorder.

We compare the new hybrid model with the former ODE model in a number of qualitative tests, e.g. with respect to chronic irradiation or bleeding.