Rangeel Singh Raina
Pharmacology • Teaching resource

Parenteral Anticoagulants

Haematology & coagulation

Coagulation is a highly regulated process responsible for forming fibrin clots at the site of blood vessel injury, thus preventing excessive blood loss.

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Speaker
Prof. Dr. Rangeel Singh Raina
Audience
MBBS, Postgraduate, Faculty
Year
2011
Event
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Format
Animation
Format
Animation
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What You’ll Learn

  • Watch the mechanism play out as an interactive animation
  • Connect the Haematology & coagulation concept to its underlying physiology
  • Use it as a visual aid alongside lectures and reading
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