haemostasis

/,hi:mou'steisis/ Cách viết khác : (hemostasis) /,hi:mou'steisis/
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haemostasis

The surgeon performs haemostasis with a hemostat during the procedure.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The stopping of bleeding or blood flow: "Haemostasis" refers specifically to the physiological process or medical procedure that stops blood loss from a damaged vessel. It is a critical mechanism in wound healing and surgical contexts.
Usage
  • Medical/Surgical Context: The term is used almost exclusively in medical, biological, and clinical settings to describe the natural process or an induced intervention to halt bleeding.
    • The surgeon achieved rapid haemostasis after the incision.
    • Platelets are essential for the body's natural haemostasis.
Advanced Usage
  • "Achieve haemostasis": A common collocation meaning to successfully stop the bleeding.
    • The primary goal was to achieve haemostasis before closing the wound.
  • "Mechanism of haemostasis": Refers to the complex biological process involving blood vessels, platelets, and clotting factors.
    • The lecture detailed the intricate mechanism of haemostasis.
Variants and Related Words
  • Hemostasis (n): The American English spelling of "haemostasis". The meaning is identical.
    • Hemostasis is a fundamental concept in emergency medicine.
  • Haemostatic (adj): Relating to or causing haemostasis.
    • The doctor applied a haemostatic agent to the wound.
  • Haemostat (n): A surgical instrument or a chemical agent used to stop bleeding.
    • A haemostat was used to clamp the vessel.
Synonyms
  • Stanching: The act of stopping the flow of blood.
  • Coagulation: The process of blood changing from a liquid to a gel, forming a clot; a key part of haemostasis.
Related Phrases
  • "Failure of haemostasis": A clinical situation where bleeding cannot be controlled.
    • The patient's condition was complicated by a failure of haemostasis.
  • "Primary haemostasis": The initial phase involving platelet plug formation at the site of vessel injury.
  • "Secondary haemostasis": The subsequent phase where a stable fibrin clot is formed through the coagulation cascade.
haemostasis

The surgeon performs haemostasis with a hemostat during the procedure.

Noun
  1. surgical procedure of stopping the flow of blood (as with a hemostat)

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