haemorrhage
హేమరేజ్
translation of 'haemorrhage'
గాయపడుట వల్ల కలిగే రక్త స్రావము
example
His circulatory system began to malfunction, parts of body began to 'haemorrhage' , and clots formed in his feet and hands.
If enough Labour voters 'haemorrhage' away, if the left is divided enough, the Tories can grab this election with a minority of the vote.
We report two cases of splenic rupture causing life threatening 'haemorrhage' .
Her general practitioner diagnosed a subarachnoid 'haemorrhage' , which was confirmed by computed tomography.
Blood bubbled on his lips as it he began to 'haemorrhage' from his chest.
a 'haemorrhage' of highly qualified teachers
The trend is a serious economic flaw because it has resulted in financial 'haemorrhage' not to mention the serious loss of business to local insurance firms.
a massive 'haemorrhage' of the brain
If they rupture it can cause a 'haemorrhage' , an escape of blood within the brain.
So perhaps this is just what our comprehensives need, an effective way to staunch the 'haemorrhage' of middle-class children from the state sector while generally improving standards for everyone.
A 72 year old woman undergoing laparotomy for a large gastrointestinal 'haemorrhage' required a blood transfusion and clotting factors.
The US industry has had a dramatic collapse in confidence and performance resulting in a 'haemorrhage' of jobs, but the greatest impact of this has been on the US market.
Serious reactions to large doses of epinephrine may result in a rapid rise in blood pressure, ventricular arrhythmias, cerebral 'hemorrhage' , and angina.
The number two airline has been 'hemorrhaging' red ink, losing $4 billion the past two years.
In rats with stroke risk factors, such as hypertension, diabetes, or advanced age, a single dose of a substance found in bacteria can provoke inflammation that leads to a blood clot or a blood vessel 'hemorrhage' .
Focal 'hemorrhage' and loss of architectural integrity were apparent.
Although he suffered further when his leg 'haemorrhaged' , the operation so far seems to have been successful.
What we are witnessing is the Labour Party 'haemorrhaging' its traditional left-wing support towards the Liberal Democrats.
‘Staff are not to blame for the rostering system which is 'haemorrhaging' money from the capital budget,’ he said.
Talking about the investment in the new main stand, the increased capacity, and the scope for making money rather than just 'haemorrhaging' it, he insisted his family are in it for the long haul.
The U.S. scientific and engineering enterprise is 'hemorrhaging' talent into other areas at a time when it claims that it can't find workers to fill jobs.
I have managed to spend all five weeks of the Easter vacation not studying, and 'haemorrhaging' money.
Britain's biggest mortgage lender was 'haemorrhaging' customers, unable to even compete in its own core market.
A less common source of 'hemorrhage' is the rupture of an aneurysm of traumatic or infectious origin or rupture of an arteriovenous malformation.
By the time she reached the bathroom she was 'hemorrhaging' and the cramps had overtaken her so that he had to grab her before she fell.
The majority of the firms are turning profits, they pointed out, unlike all those Web sites that went public in the late 1990s and 'hemorrhaged' money.
Moreover, the area was 'haemorrhaging' businesses and had been designated by the European Commission as an area of need.
She stabilized for a time, but in the evening began 'hemorrhaging' again.
One Rosh Hashana, a woman began to 'hemorrhage' badly during child birth.
Although many factors have been linked to preterm delivery, including infection, fetal abnormality and antepartum 'hemorrhage' , no specific cause can be identified in more than one half of all cases.
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