Hemostatic mechanisms are usually effective for completely arresting bleeding from small vessels, but rupture of medium to large vessels usually requires external intervention to stop bleeding.

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Hemostatic mechanisms are typically sufficient for stopping bleeding from small vessels, but for larger vessels, external intervention such as surgery or the use of hemostatic agents may be necessary.

Hemostatic Mechanisms Are Usually Effective for Completely Arresting Bleeding from Small