Sentence examples for lower bleeding from inspiring English sources

Vascular closure devices have long been used for early ambulation; however, more recent results demonstrating lower bleeding complications from observational registries are encouraging.

Furthermore, bleeding results of the cement paste under different temperatures (15.5 and 22.5 °C) suggest that higher temperature leads to a smaller T2 value (around 10 ms) and a lower bleeding rate.

The results indicated that 87 shows similar antiplatelet aggregation activity as Tirofiban to the aggregation of platelet induced by all of the four agonists, but has lower bleeding risk than Tirofiban, representing a promising lead compound for further study.

The experimental study, based on an in vivo porcine model, suggested that the new instrument would allow the transection velocity of the hepatic parenchyma to be increased with lower bleeding per transection area compared with other techniques extensively used in liver surgery.

Hospitals with high safety had lower bleeding rates in comparison to those with low safety.

Treatment effects with dabigatran were similar in patients with renal dysfunction (interaction P > 0.05), and patients younger than 75 years had lower bleeding rates with dabigatran (interaction P < 0.001).

PIONEER AF-PCI showed that 10-15 mg rivaroxaban plus P2Y12 inhibitor for 12 months significantly lowered bleeding rates than standard triple therapy (16.8 vs. 26.7% HR 0.59; 95% CI 0.47-0.76; P < 0.001) and had equivalent rates of MACE.

However, "functionally integrated" PLNs (bearing all three peptides GRGDS, TRYLRIHPQSQVHQI, and [GPO] 7 ) lowered bleeding time by ∼65%.

PLNs functionalized with only the FMP peptide (GRGDS) lowered bleeding time by ∼45%, which is comparable to results reported for past synthetic hemostat designs of particles bearing fibrinogen-based RGD or AGD peptides.

Sixteen patients presented mesenteric ischemia, six paralytic ileus, six colonic obstruction, two lower gastrointestinal bleeding, two upper gastrointestinal bleeding, two perforated duodenal ulcer and one rectal perforation.

A common minor mismatch was the coding of lower GI bleeding as GIBLEED (unspecified GI bleed, three subjects) and SGIBLEE (surgery for GI bleed, one subject).