procoagulatory

the procoagulatory factors in blood plasma were significantly elevated after the surgical procedure.

researchers discovered a new procoagulatory pathway that contributes to abnormal blood clotting.

the procoagulatory activity of certain biomarkers indicates an increased risk of thrombosis.

cancer cells can induce a procoagulatory state in surrounding tissues, promoting tumor growth.

the procoagulatory cascade was successfully interrupted by the experimental anticoagulant drug.

certain procoagulatory proteins are overexpressed in patients with cardiovascular disease.

the procoagulatory response to tissue injury involves multiple complex biological mechanisms.

vitamin k plays a critical role in regulating procoagulatory factor synthesis in the liver.

the procoagulatory potential of this compound makes it unsuitable for patients with clotting disorders.

inflammation can trigger a procoagulatory stimulus that affects vascular endothelial function.

the procoagulatory properties of phospholipids contribute to platelet activation and aggregation.

restoring the procoagulatory balance is essential for effective hemostasis after trauma.