abnormal coagulation
[əbˈnɔːrməl koʊˈæɡjəˌleɪʃən]
nounpl: abnormal coagulations
coagulação anormal
1. A pathological condition in which blood clotting occurs abnormally, either too rapidly (hypercoagulation) or too slowly (hypocoagulation), disrupting normal hemostasis
The patient presented with abnormal coagulation, requiring immediate anticoagulation therapy to prevent thrombosis.
O paciente apresentou coagulação anormal, necessitando de terapia anticoagulante imediata para prevenir trombose.
2. A deviation from the normal blood clotting cascade, often resulting from genetic disorders, acquired diseases, or medication interactions
Abnormal coagulation can be detected through laboratory tests such as PT, aPTT, and platelet count.
A coagulação anormal pode ser detectada através de testes laboratoriais como TP, TTPa e contagem de plaquetas.
In both Brazilian and American medical contexts, 'abnormal coagulation' is a clinical term used primarily by healthcare professionals. In Brazil, it is a standard diagnosis documented in medical records (prontuários) and is commonly discussed in hematology and thrombosis clinics. The term is essential for insurance billing and clinical communication in both countries.
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