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haemostatic

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Haem`o`stat´ic    (~stăt´ĭk)
a.1.Same as Hemostatic.
hemostatic, haemostatic
a styptic agent or substance. — hemostatic, haemostatic, adj.
See also: Blood and Blood Vessels


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