Examples of using Decrease in haemoglobin in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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G/dL decrease in haemoglobin.
Clinically apparent with 30-50 g/L decrease in haemoglobin.
Decrease in haemoglobin in your blood.
TIMI Minor Bleed: Clinically apparent with 30-50 g/l decrease in haemoglobin.
G/dL decrease in haemoglobin during any.
TIMI Minor: Clinically apparent with 30-50 g/L decrease in haemoglobin.
Decrease in haemoglobin in your blood(low red blood cell count).
That treatment with Volibris often causes a decrease in haemoglobin and haematocrit.
G/dL decrease in haemoglobin during any 4-week treatment period.
The need for regular blood tests because Opsumit causes a decrease in haemoglobin;
Decrease in haemoglobin, decrease in haematocrit, thrombocytopenia.
None of these changes were associated with bleeding episodes or a decrease in haemoglobin.
That Tracleer causes a decrease in haemoglobin and the need for regular blood tests.
PLATO Major Fatal/life-threatening: Fatal bleeding, OR any intracranial bleeding, OR intrapericardial with cardiac tamponade, OR with hypovolaemic shock or severe hypotension requiring pressors/inotropes or surgery ORclinically apparent with> 50 g/L decrease in haemoglobin or≥4 red cell units transfused.
TIMI Major Bleed: Clinically apparent with> 50 g/L decrease in haemoglobin or intracranial haemorrhage.
G/dl decrease in haemoglobin during any four week period during treatment(permanent dose reduction).
TIMI major bleeding defined as intracranial bleeding or a decrease in haemoglobin concentration≥ 5g/ dL.
G/dl decrease in haemoglobin during any 4 week period during treatment(permanent dose reduction).
Significantly disabling, ORclinically apparent with 30-50 g/L decrease in haemoglobin, OR 2-3 red cell units transfused.
That treatment with Thelin often causes a decrease in haemoglobin and related red cell parameters o Need for full blood count prior to use and monitoring at clinically appropriate intervals.
A decrease in haemoglobin, which was not clinically significant, has been observed in 1.7%(i. e. common) of hypertensive patients with advanced diabetic renal disease treated with irbesartan.
TIMI Major: Clinically apparent with>50 g/L decrease in haemoglobin or intracranial haemorrhage.
If a clinically significant decrease in haemoglobin or haematocrit is observed, and other causes have been excluded, dose reduction or discontinuation of treatment should be considered.
Macitentan may lead to more reduction of blood pressure and decrease in haemoglobin in patients with kidney problems.
Clinically apparent with> 50 g/l decrease in haemoglobin or≥4 red cell units transfused; or fatal; or intracranial; or intrapericardial with cardiac tamponade; or with hypovolaemic shock or severe hypotension requiring pressors or surgery.
O If tests show a clinically significant decrease in haemoglobin or haematocrit, and other causes have been excluded, consider reducing the dose of Volibris, or stopping treatment.
Initiation of Volibris is not recommended for patients with clinically significant anaemia.• Patients taking Volibris should have their haemoglobin and/ or haematocrit levels measured regularly.•If tests show a clinically significant decrease in haemoglobin or haematocrit, and other causes have been excluded, consider reducing the dose of Volibris, or stopping treatment.
Clinically apparent with 30-50 g/l decrease in haemoglobin or 2-3 red cell units transfused; or significantly disabling.