clot, anti-clotting, thrombosis 栓塞，coagulated, anticoagulant

The researchers are calling on doctors to be more cautious in prescribing the drugs, called anticoagulants, until there has been more research.

Blood-thinning drugs designed to cut stroke risk may actually increase it

Scientists call for caution in prescribing anticoagulants after some patients with other conditions found to suffer more strokes

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此次1961/2/25病是一種 heart failure
引起cronary thrombosis 冠狀動脈栓塞

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Smarter Anti-Clotting Tools

By SINDYA N. BHANOO

Researchers using nanoparticles of gold have been able to stop blood in test tubes from clotting, and then make it clot again.

Congratulations to Spinoff Prize 2023 winner SanaHeal! A spinoff from MIT, SanaHeal’s hemostatic paste offers a new strategy to achieve rapid (<10 s) and robust control of severe bleedings independent of blood coagulation capability of patients. In partnership with @merckgroup

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clot

Pronunciation: /klɒt/

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noun

• 1 a thick mass of coagulated liquid, especially blood, or of material stuck together:a blood clot a clot of dead leaves

• 2 British informal a foolish or clumsy person:Watch where you’re going, you clot!

verb (clots, clotting, clotted)

• form or cause to form clots: [no object]:drugs that help blood to clot [with object]:a blood protein known as factor VIII clots blood
• [with object] cover (something) with sticky matter:its nostrils were clotted with blood

Origin:

Old English clott, clot, of Germanic origin; related to German Klotz

clot

[名]1 （血などの）ぬるぬるしたかたまり；血栓.2 （人・物の）一団, かたまり.3 ((英略式))まぬけ.━━[動]（〜・ted, 〜・ting）(自)かたまりになる；〈血液・牛乳が〉凝固す...

clotbuster

《薬学》血栓を溶かす薬.

thrombosis
(thrŏm-bō'sĭs)
n., pl., -ses (-sēz).
The formation, presence, or development of a thrombus.
[名]（複 -ses 〔-siz〕）[U][C]《病理学》血栓症, 血栓形成.

[New Latin thrombōsis, from Greek, a clotting, from thrombousthai, to clot, from thrombos, clot.]