moreover , as was significantly more prevalent in association with idiopathic git bleeding ( seven out of 24 , 29.1 % ) , in comparison to its association with bleeding from a known source ( two out of 130 , 1.5 % ) , and its incidence in routinely admitted patients without git bleeding ( three out of 154 , 1.9 % ) .
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bleeding
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git bleeding