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Dictionary » H » Hemostasis HemostasisDefinition noun, plural: hemostases The complex process of stopping or arresting bleeding or keeping the blood within the damaged blood vessel, particularly by physiological means such as vasoconstriction and coagulation or by surgical means.
Hemostasis occurs in the following stages:
Related forms: hemostatic (adjective) Variant: haemostasis Opposite: hemorrhage ![]()
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