10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEMATOLYSIS»
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Science Terms Made Easy: A Lexicon of Scientific Words and ...
Hematolysis (hemolysis) Greek haimat- blood -ly- (luein) to loosen, dissolve;
dissolution, break -sis action, process, state, condition The lysing or breakdown
of erythrocytes (red blood cells) with the subsequent release of hemoglobin.
Ehrlich believes the lymphocytes are formed in the lymph-glands, the
neutrophiles and the eosinophiles in the bone marrow from preexisting
neutrophilic and eosinophilic cells, while the spleen is normally an organ of
hematolysis and not ...
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American year-book of medicine and surgery
E. Grawitz 1 divides hematolysis into two different processes : In one the red
corpuscles in the circulation are left intact, but poisons exert an influence upon
the liver, spleen, and bone-marrow, which causes the red cells to be destroyed in
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Latvian-English Dictionary
... hematocele hematoksilîns nm hematoxylin hematol[i]tisks [î] adj' hematolytic
hematol[ì]ze [î] nf hematolysis hematolo/gs nm, ~ge nf hematologist hematologija
nf hematology hematologiskì adv hematologically hematologisks adj'
hematologic ...
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Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
... blood cell formation anodyne erythropoiesis analgesic red corpuscles
dissolution remedy for scurvy hematolysis antiscorbutic hemolysis remedy for
vomiting causes failure to coagulate antemetic red discoloration antiemetic
purpura remedy ...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek,
1991
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Concise Dictionary of Biomedicine and Molecular Biology
Hematolysis See hemolysis. Hematomanometer A device used for measuring
blood pressure. Hematometra The collection and retemion of menstrual fluid
witbin the uterus. Hematometry The determination of numher- types. and
proportion of ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
Hematolysis, hem-at-ol'-is-is. 1. Destruction or disorganization of the blood or of
the corpuscles. 2. Diminished coagulability of the blood. Hematolytic, hem-at-o-lif
-ik. See Hemolyiifg. Hcmatoma, hem-at-o' -mah. A tumor containing blood. II.
B. Jain Publishers Staff,
1999
8
Midline Medical Dictionary
See Haematography. Hematohidrosis. See Haematohidrosis. Hematoid. See
Haematoid. Hematologist. See Haematologist. Hematology. See Haematology.
Hematolymphangioma. See Haematolymphangioma. Hematolysis. See
Haemolysis.
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Proceedings of the Xth International Scientific Congress in ...
Sick animals suffered from hematolysis. The same situation took place at other
diseases connected with body temperature declination. The provisional
diagnosis was confirmed with microbiological tests. Serum and antibiotic therapy
in ...
P. F. Larsen, S. H. Møller, T. Clausen,
2012
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
—hematologic, hematological, adj. hematolysis. See hemolysis. hematomalhe'
moto'mo, hem'-/ pl. hematomas,hematomata [Gk, haima + oma, tumor], a
collection of extravasated blood trapped in the tissues of the skin or in an organ,
resulting ...