Several physical and chemical factors affect blood clotting; some can be measured over time to determine blood
coagulability and likelihood of clot formation.
Recent study revealed that association of PT with PM10, CO, and NO2, but not with SO2 or O3, may indicate that traffic pollution is responsible for the changes in blood
coagulability.
It increases the
coagulability of blood and creates the danger for the event of cancer of the endometrium.
Changes in
coagulability as measured by thrombelastography following surgery for proximal femoral fracture.
Precipitating factors for thrombosis are injury to a blood vessel stasis or alteration to blood flow, and increased
coagulability of blood (table I, p14).
They relied upon decreased
coagulability at low temperatures.
Increased systemic vascular resistance, arterial stiffness, altered endothelial function, increased atherosclerosis, and altered
coagulability have been reported to be associated with subclinical hypothyroidism and may accelerate CHD," they noted.
VTE occurs due to factors that alter the balance of
coagulability, venous stasis and venous endothelial damage (Virchow's triad).
Effect of thermal processing on the
coagulability of milk by acid.
There is evidence that OSA is associated with ischaemic heart disease, hypertension, stroke, arrhythmia,
coagulability, diabetes mellitus, endothelial dysfunction and inflammation (49), and the implications of future research in these areas are highly encouraged in order to look into the general public health burden.
As a diagnostic tool the thrombelastogram also showed significant differences between the sexes, with a highly significant trend of increasing whole-blood
coagulability from men through non-pregnant to pregnant women (p<0.
After Beglin was discharged from the hospital, she developed
coagulability, which required readmission to the hospital and another blood transfusion.