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Secondary Haemostasis  Fibrin Strands Form Insoluble Mesh Fibres

Secondary hemostasis involves fibrin strands forming a mesh to trap blood cells, creating a clot.

Secondary hemostasis involves the formation of fibrin strands, creating an insoluble mesh that traps blood cells and forms a stable clot at the injury site.

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Back fibrin strands form insoluble mesh of fibres trapping blood cells at damage site 

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