0 present participle of haemorrhage
This can be understood in the first instance as the mushrooming and haemorrhaging of public discourse both qualitatively and quantitatively.
Any renewal of the alliance would most likely have been a fruitless attempt to stop the haemorrhaging.
In the case of cerebral malaria this can result in haemorrhaging.
Massive invasions by cercariae cause fish mortality, likely to be attributed to extensive haemorrhaging.
Of the 9 women who died in 1872-1875, only 2 were delivered by forceps, but both were already haemorrhaging before the instruments were applied.
Fish exposed to heavy doses of 1000 cercariae per fish showed erratic movements and extensive haemorrhaging at the penetration sites of cercariae, resulting in mortalities.
This individual host showed generalized haemorrhaging and an extensive necrosis of the surrounding tissues.
Crohn's disease and appendicitis when compared with patients with digestive haemorrhaging.
