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It was difficult to see bleeding mothers lying on top of their children, protecting them and not caring about themselves, screaming, 'Save my child!' " An 18-month-old girl was killed along with her grandmother.
We did not perform biopsy because it can be difficult to stop bleeding in the case of hypervascular lesions.
Another rare hereditary disease involves a lack of factor XIII, resulting in a condition in which bleeding is difficult to stop.
A consummate showman, Joe saved his best for last: "Your mother had a very difficult pregnancy and began bleeding three months into it, confining her to strict bed rest for the duration of her pregnancy".
Furthermore, the contracted pelvis makes it difficult to stop the bleeding.
These topical agents can be particularly useful when access to the site of bleeding is difficult.
However, frequent bruising and bleeding episodes (e.g. nosebleeds that are difficult to stop and bleeding gums during normal dental care), that are symptomatic of ITP symptoms, are often distressing to the patient and their families.
Failure to control active bleeding: If bleeding is difficult to control, a Sengstaken Blakemore tube should be inserted until further endoscopic treatment, TIPSS or surgery is performed depending on local resources and expertise (level 1b, grade B).
The frequency of laparoconversions, i.e., myomectomies started by LM which had to be completed as an open surgery because of complications (i.e., bleeding and/or difficult tumor enucleation from the uterus), was 4.5%.
Challenges include the potential for bleeding and the difficult technical aspects of removing giant polyps.
