Definition of haemostasis in English:

haemostasis

(US hemostasis)

nounˌhiːmə(ʊ)ˈsteɪsɪsˌhiməˈsteɪsəs

mass nounMedicine

The stopping of a flow of blood.
Example sentencesExamples
- The evolving understanding of the body's response at the molecular level continues to reveal common pathways between infection, inflammation, and hemostasis.
- At the junction of the flowing blood and extracellular space, the endothelium is a dynamic organ that modulates local hemostasis, cell trafficking, and microcirculatory blood flow.
- It is therefore reasonable to conclude that achieving adequate hemostasis would not only control blood loss in the event of a rupture, but may prevent the formation or expansion of the subcapsular hematoma.
- The phases of normal wound healing include hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling.
- The procedure requires meticulous dissection and exhaustive hemostasis to prevent damage to adjacent structures.

Derivatives

haemostatic

adjective ˌhiːmə(ʊ)ˈstatɪk

Medicine

These patients may warrant periodic review of hemostatic parameters, especially platelet counts.
Example sentencesExamples
- The normal hemostatic mechanisms are vascular response, platelet plug formation and activation of coagulation factors with the formation of fibrin to stabilize the platelet plug.
- However, how much these changes contribute to poor post transfusion survival and haemostatic function of platelets need to be investigated.
- This platelet release reaction and aggregation lead to the recruitment of many other platelets to the vessel wall with the formation of a hemostatic platelet plug.
- Monitoring these tests along with fibrinogen and platelet counts provides important information for the early detection of hemostatic activation and for monitoring the severity of the condition.

Definition of hemostasis in US English:

hemostasis

(British haemostasis)

nounˌhiməˈsteɪsəsˌhēməˈstāsəs

Medicine

The stopping of a flow of blood.
Example sentencesExamples
- At the junction of the flowing blood and extracellular space, the endothelium is a dynamic organ that modulates local hemostasis, cell trafficking, and microcirculatory blood flow.
- The procedure requires meticulous dissection and exhaustive hemostasis to prevent damage to adjacent structures.
- The phases of normal wound healing include hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling.
- The evolving understanding of the body's response at the molecular level continues to reveal common pathways between infection, inflammation, and hemostasis.
- It is therefore reasonable to conclude that achieving adequate hemostasis would not only control blood loss in the event of a rupture, but may prevent the formation or expansion of the subcapsular hematoma.

单词	haemostasis
释义	Definition of haemostasis in English: haemostasis (US hemostasis) nounˌhiːmə(ʊ)ˈsteɪsɪsˌhiməˈsteɪsəs mass nounMedicine The stopping of a flow of blood. Example sentencesExamples The evolving understanding of the body's response at the molecular level continues to reveal common pathways between infection, inflammation, and hemostasis. At the junction of the flowing blood and extracellular space, the endothelium is a dynamic organ that modulates local hemostasis, cell trafficking, and microcirculatory blood flow. It is therefore reasonable to conclude that achieving adequate hemostasis would not only control blood loss in the event of a rupture, but may prevent the formation or expansion of the subcapsular hematoma. The phases of normal wound healing include hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. The procedure requires meticulous dissection and exhaustive hemostasis to prevent damage to adjacent structures. Derivatives haemostatic adjective ˌhiːmə(ʊ)ˈstatɪk Medicine These patients may warrant periodic review of hemostatic parameters, especially platelet counts. Example sentencesExamples The normal hemostatic mechanisms are vascular response, platelet plug formation and activation of coagulation factors with the formation of fibrin to stabilize the platelet plug. However, how much these changes contribute to poor post transfusion survival and haemostatic function of platelets need to be investigated. This platelet release reaction and aggregation lead to the recruitment of many other platelets to the vessel wall with the formation of a hemostatic platelet plug. Monitoring these tests along with fibrinogen and platelet counts provides important information for the early detection of hemostatic activation and for monitoring the severity of the condition. Definition of hemostasis in US English: hemostasis (British haemostasis) nounˌhiməˈsteɪsəsˌhēməˈstāsəs Medicine The stopping of a flow of blood. Example sentencesExamples At the junction of the flowing blood and extracellular space, the endothelium is a dynamic organ that modulates local hemostasis, cell trafficking, and microcirculatory blood flow. The procedure requires meticulous dissection and exhaustive hemostasis to prevent damage to adjacent structures. The phases of normal wound healing include hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. The evolving understanding of the body's response at the molecular level continues to reveal common pathways between infection, inflammation, and hemostasis. It is therefore reasonable to conclude that achieving adequate hemostasis would not only control blood loss in the event of a rupture, but may prevent the formation or expansion of the subcapsular hematoma.
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