Results for eparina translation from Maltese to English

eparina
heparin

dożaġġ ta’ eparina
dosage of heparin

eparina bivalirudin +inibitur
bleeding site frequency data for the

eparina, kodiċi atc: b01ac30
heparin, atc code: b01ac30.

eparina +inibitur tal - bivalirudin
heparin bivalirudin +gpiib/ iiia

angiox tqabbel ma ’ l- eparina.
angiox was compared with heparin.

acetylsalicylic acid (asa), eparina, nitrogycerin
acetylsalicylic acid (asa), heparin, nitrogycerin

sustanzi antitrombotici: grupp ta '- eparina.
atc code:

l-użu tal-eparina fl-istess ħin
concomitant heparin use

eparina (mediċina għall traqqiq tad-demm)
heparin (a medicine for thinning the blood)

ceprotin jista 'jkun fih traċċi ta' eparina.
ceprotin may contain trace amounts of heparin.

eparina mhux frazzjonata + inhibitur ta’ gp iib/iiia (%)
unfractionated heparin + gp iib/iiia inhibitor (%)

eparina u rapilysin huma inkompatibbli meta mħallta f’soluzzjoni.
heparin and rapilysin are incompatible when combined in solution.

eparina mhux frazzjonata ġol-vini (ufh - unfractionated heparin):
intravenous unfractionated heparin (ufh):

din tikkostitwixxi ċertu forma ta’ allerġija għall-eparina.
it constitutes a certain kind of allergy towards heparin.

jekk qatt kellek tbenġil jew fsada ikkawżati mill-mediċina 'eparina'
if you have ever had bruising and bleeding caused by the medicine ‘heparin’

eparina (mediċina li tintuża biex twaqqaf id-demm milli jgħaqqad).
heparin (medicine used to prevent blood clotting).

glycosaminoglycan li hu responsabbli ghall- interazzjoni ma 'l eparina u sustanzi relatati, li
the second is a glycosaminoglycan binding domain responsible for the interaction with heparin and related substances, which accelerates the inhibition of thrombin.

fondaparinux ma jagħmilx cross reaction ma’ sera minn pazjenti bi tromboċitopenja indotta bl- eparina.
fondaparinux does not cross-react with sera from patients with heparin-induced thrombocytopaenia.

l-eparina jew xi mediċina oħra li tiġi injettata biex tnaqqas il-koagulazzjoni tad-demm,
heparin or any other injectable medicine used to reduce blood clotting