Sentence examples for haemorrhage points from inspiring English sources

Clinically, the familial clustering of postpartum haemorrhage points to the value of assessment of family history in the estimation of risk.

As thromboelastometric measurements have not been performed at the "haemorrhage point", we cannot rule out affection of the resuscitation data due to possible induction of a hypocoagulable condition according to shock.

Vettel was leading the championship after the Belgian Grand Prix at the end of August, and just three points behind following Hamilton's victory in Italy a week later, but has haemorrhaged points over Formula 1's three late-season races in Asia.

By that time it was clear the hosts – who surprisingly lost to Lithuania last month – knew what damage would follow them haemorrhaging further points in this qualification campaign.

Lung histopathology was determined in terms of the degree of haemorrhage (0 to 1 point) and interstitial pneumonitis (0 to 1 point).

utilis) that produce a dose-related increase in the clotting time of blood induced by carpet viper venom (Echis carinatus) would be useful against bites from Bothrops species that cause haemorrhage at the point of injection due to the inhibition of the clotting mechanism [ 40].

The complete lung surface was divided in four ventral and four dorsal segments (each upper/lower right, upper/lower left) and each segment was scored individually: 2 points for haemorrhage and congestion > 50% of the surface, 1 point for < 50%, 0 points for no or minimal, which results in a maximum score value of 16 points.

The time point after haemorrhage was B1.

There is conflicting evidence on the association between repeat caesarean section and postpartum haemorrhage, 32 with evidence pointing towards no association between the two.

When computed tomography imaging is obtained more than six hours after headache onset, clinicians should continue to be cautious because of the decreasing sensitivity for subarachnoid haemorrhage beyond this time point.

A repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to detect differences between time-points (baseline, haemorrhage, dilution) and a Tukey's post hoc correction for multiple comparisons was applied.