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clotting agent

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clotting agent [ˈklɒtɪŋˌeɪdʒənt] Nagente m coagulante


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However, some patients opt for on-demand service, meaning they only receive clotting agents when bleeding occurs.
The infected bloodwasused to make clotting agents for haemophiliacs who require regular blood transfusions Frank Maguire, of Thomsons, said "These allegations are extremely serious and I am now more sure than ever that there should be a full public inquiry into why so many Scots contracted hepatitis C from infected blood products.
The effect shows up quickly after exposure, reports Alison Elder, suggesting that nanoparticles travel from the lungs to the bloodstream rather than send clotting agents from the lungs.
 
 
 
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