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hemorrhage
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| pregnancy
| hemorrhage | |
| amer. | Blutung; bluten |
| biol. | Blutausfluß |
| emerg.care | Blutsturz; Blutung |
| fig. | Abwanderung; Exodus |
| fig. amer. | Ausbluten |
| med. | Haemorrhagie; Blutverlust |
| of | |
| gen. | von |
| pregnancies | |
| gen. | Schwangerschaften |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| Blutung f; bluten | |||
| Blutausfluß f | |||
| Blutsturz m; Blutung f | |||
| Abwanderung f; Exodus m | |||
| Ausbluten n | |||
| Haemorrhagie f; Blutverlust m | |||
| Hämorrhagie f | |||
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| bluten; einbluten | |||
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| hem | |||
| Excessive or uncontrollable bleeding from one or more blood vessels. A hemorrhage, which may be internal or external, is often caused by injury or surgical complications or from advanced disease. The use of certain antiretroviral ARV drugs may cause internal hemorrhage. | |||
| hemorrhage: 110 phrases in 4 subjects |
| American usage, not spelling | 9 |
| Emergency medical care | 4 |
| Health care | 2 |
| Medical | 95 |