haematolysis

Example:The haematolysis in vitro was studied using different concentrations of Ganoderma lucidum extract.

Definition:Haematolysis that occurs under controlled experimental conditions outside the body.

Example:Post-mortem haematolysis can complicate the interpretation of blood samples retrieved from decedents.

Definition:The dissolution of red blood cells that occurs after death, typically due to enzymes being released by cells after cellular death.

Example:Autolutic haematolysis was observed in the red blood cells over time in the absence of any external factors.

Definition:Haematolysis caused by enzymes naturally present within or on the surface of red blood cells.

Example:Hepatotoxic haematolysis may occur in patients with severe liver disease after the administration of toxic substances.

Definition:Haematolysis caused by liver toxicity, often due to certain drugs or poisons.

Example:Cold haematolysis can be a concern for individuals with haemolytic disease of the newborn or sickle cell disease during cold weather.

Definition:Haematolysis caused by exposure to cold temperatures, which can cause red blood cells to shrink and rupture.