haemostasis

• Término médico que designa el proceso de detención de una hemorragia o flujo sanguíneo, a menudo logrado por medios fisiológicos o quirúrgicos, como el uso de un hemostático.

A medical term referring to the process of stopping blood flow, often achieved through surgical means such as the use of a hemostat.

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1. Stopping of blood flowC1formalmedical

   The process of stopping bleeding, especially during a surgical procedure, often using a clamp or other tool.

   Hemostasia

   • The surgeon achieved haemostasis by clamping the bleeding vessel.
   • Proper haemostasis is critical to prevent excessive blood loss during an operation.
   • The nurse assisted in maintaining haemostasis throughout the procedure.

   Sinónimoshaemostasia