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    Second Class Bleeding

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    This document discusses factors that can affect wound healing, including liver disease which can impair coagulation, diabetes and vascular disease, immune suppression, radiation exposure, and certain proteins involved in coagulation and platelets that are important for wound healing. Long term exposure to water can also affect wound healing by damaging the distal parts of the body and leading to ulcer formation.

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    This document discusses factors that can affect wound healing, including liver disease which can impair coagulation, diabetes and vascular disease, immune suppression, radiation exposure, and certain proteins involved in coagulation and platelets that are important for wound healing. Long term exposure to water can also affect wound healing by damaging the distal parts of the body and leading to ulcer formation.

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    This document discusses factors that can affect wound healing, including liver disease which can impair coagulation, diabetes and vascular disease, immune suppression, radiation exposure, and certain proteins involved in coagulation and platelets that are important for wound healing. Long term exposure to water can also affect wound healing by damaging the distal parts of the body and leading to ulcer formation.

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    This document discusses factors that can affect wound healing, including liver disease which can impair coagulation, diabetes and vascular disease, immune suppression, radiation exposure, and certain proteins involved in coagulation and platelets that are important for wound healing. Long term exposure to water can also affect wound healing by damaging the distal parts of the body and leading to ulcer formation.

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