(computer science) A condition in which a computer program continues to run following an error but produces dubious results and may adversely affect other programs or the performance of the entire system.
(medicine) Bleeding within a body cavity or organ that is concealed from an observer.
internal hemorrhage
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Bleeding into organs or cavities of the body. Also called concealed hemorrhage.
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