internal bleeding

The patient's internal bleeding was eventually stopped and he recovered.

The internal bleeding was so heavy that Rockwell died in two minutes.

The prospect of internal bleeding was another factor.

Additionally, in some parts of the body life-threatening internal bleeding was found which could have been caused only by considerable force, such as kicking.

A broken back they could diagnose, but hidden injuries, internal bleeding--of such they were completely ignorant.

He has also written two books on safety, Internal Bleeding and Understanding Patient Safety.

"Internal Bleeding Strawberry"

But Felix knew he had internal bleeding- the high-velocity fléchette that entered his shoulder had lodged somewhere in his chest cavity.

Internal Bleeding: The Truth Behind America's Terrifying Epidemic of Medical Mistakes (2005).

But these changes are inadequate, say two physicians, Robert M. Wachter and Kaveh G. Shojania, the authors of "Internal Bleeding."

Stanching Ro's internal bleeding was her first priority, but fitting the surgical arch over Ro while she was twisted at this unnatural angle would be difficult, if not impossible.

These include: Internal Bleeding Strawberry, Merry&Hell Go Round, Comatose Bunny Butcher and The Return of the Chlorophyll Bunny.

The defense's medical expert testified that the internal bleeding was not sufficient to cause the abnormal rhythm, and that the bleeding and liver damage could have been caused by improperly administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

More Internal Bleeding But if the country has not stopped it is at least pausing regularly, preoccupied about the health of the 87-year-old monarch, who is presumed to be suffering from cancer and apparently being kept alive by massive blood transfusions.

Among the cases were those of a person suffering internal bleeding who waited for 75 minutes, a woman in labor and a seizure victim - who each waited nearly two hours - and an auto accident victim who waited 42 minutes for help to arrive.

"Lightning striking twice in the same place in a short time certainly should make you suspicious that there's a systemic problem," said Dr. Robert M. Wachter, chief of the medical service at the University of California, San Francisco, Medical Center, and co-author of a new book on medical errors, "Internal Bleeding."