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a semisolid mass of coagulated red and white blood cells
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a semisolid mass of blood that forms to help seal and prevent bleeding from a damaged vessel
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| blood clot |
A solid mass of blood. Its function is to develop at the site of wounds to stop blood loss. However, clots may form inappropriately within the blood vessels, for example if the blood is flowing too slowly. Blood clots within blood vessels can block the blood supply to certain parts of the body.
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| blood clot |
A clot forms when clotting factors in the blood cause it to coagulate or become a solid, jelly-like mass. When a blood clot forms inside a blood vessel (a thrombus), it can dislodge and travel through the blood stream, causing a heart attack or stroke.
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| blood clot |
a gelled mass of blood tissue.
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