anti-platelet
adjective medical specialized (also antiplatelet) uk/ˌæn.tiˈpleɪt.lət/ us/ˌæn.taɪˈpleɪt.lət/
抗血小板的
intended to stop platelets (= cells in the blood) sticking together to form blood clots (= pieces of thick blood)
After surgey, the patient is typically placed on anti-platelet drugs to prevent blood clotting. 手术后，病人通常要服用抗血小板药物以防止血液凝固。
Low-dose aspirin, used as an antiplatelet agent, seems to be safe throughout pregnancy.
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- Doctors gave him anti-platelet medication.
- Aspirin is commonly used for its antiplatelet effect.
- Should serious bleeding occur antiplatelet therapy should be discontinued.
anti-platelet
noun medical specialized (also antiplatelet) uk/ˌæn.tiˈpleɪt.lət/ us/ˌæn.taɪˈpleɪt.lət/
抗血小板药物
a drug that stops platelets (= cells in the blood) sticking together to form blood clots (= pieces of thick blood)
Symptoms can be treated via medication, such as anti-platelets, which can help reduce the likelihood of blood clots. 症状可以通过药物治疗，如抗血小板药物，这可以帮助减少形成血凝块的可能性。
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- GP practices are asked to audit patients taking anti-platelets to ensure that the duration of therapy is appropriate.
- Current stroke guidelines do not allow antiplatelets until after 24 hours from thrombolysis.
- Antiplatelets work by inhibiting the enzymes that cause the platelets to clump together.