clot

Blood clots form throughout the blood vessels and rapidly deplete the body's clotting factors, thereby causing a systematic bleed.

血管内出现弥散性凝血 迅速消耗体内的凝血因子 从而导致全身性出血

For example, the material in the artificial heart, when blood hits that, it can form a clot, and that clot can go to the patient's brain and they could get a stroke and die.

比如说 在人造心脏里的材料 当血冲在上面时会形成凝块 这个凝块可以流到病人的脑中 他们就可能会中风死去

And that showed that there was a large clot sitting over the surface of the brain, compressing the brain, and actually preventing oxygen and blood getting to the brain, and so the brain was actively being damaged by the blood clot.

这就表明 大脑表面之下有一个很大的凝块 压迫着大脑 阻碍了氧气与血液向大脑的输送 所以大脑受到了来自血凝块的主动损伤

So, very carefully, bit by bit, you extend the cut as you go, removing a bit of clot, making the opening a bit bigger, removing a bit of clot, making the opening a bit bigger, so that hopefully by the time you've finished, you've uncovered the whole surface of the brain on that lefthand side.

所以要非常小心地一点一点扩展切口 去除一点凝块就扩大一点切口 去除一点凝块就扩大一点切口 希望在结束的时候 暴露出了整个大脑 左侧的表面

No more than that given the degree of clotting.

鑒于凝血程度 應該不超過一小時

The next, you could have lifethreatening clotting.

下一分钟 就要面对致命的血栓

is that, until it clots, it's as slick as oil.

它在凝结之前都和油一样润滑

We think you had a clot, but it resolved on its own.

我们认为你的血栓自行消失了

that she may have what you had, a clot in her thigh.

她可能和你一样 腿部有血栓

There's a clot, and if it dislodges, it could be bad.

产生了血凝块 如果它移动了 后果可能会很严重