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Often used in the same context:
blood transfusion,
allogeneic,
transplantation,
blood,
platelet,
dialysis,
bone marrow,
rh negative,
kidney,
organ transplant,
apheresis,
pheresis,
plasmapheresis,
anticoagulation,
autologous,
marrow,
hemodialysis,
lumbar puncture,
rh positive,
hematocrit,
gamma globulin,
immunosuppression,
hemoglobin,
engraftment,
liver,
granulocyte,
haemophilia,
aplastic anemia,
immunoglobulin,
hydroxyurea,
injections,
cardiac,
premedication,
malignant hyperthermia,
hospitalization,
clotting factor,
serum,
hemo,
donor,
grafts,
hepatectomy,
total parenteral nutrition,
vasopressor,
clotting,
catheterization,
medication,
dialyzer,
immune globulin,
hemolysis,
creatinine,
corneal graft,
inotropic,
infusions,
chemotherapy,
heparin,
haemophiliac,
rh factor,
splenectomy,
antiserum,
hemolytic anemia,
pentosan,
haemo,
orchiectomy,
renal failure,
spinal tap,
colectomy,
kidney failure,
surgery,
hematopoietic,
hypovolemic shock,
paracentesis,
resuscitation,
intravenous feeding,
hematology,
streptokinase,
nitroprusside,
biopsy,
cardiac resuscitation,
sperm,
factor viii,
colonoscopy,
anemia,
albumin,
infection,
erythropoietin,
haemolysis,
bilirubin,
thrombolytic therapy,
leukemia,
thrombocytopenia,
angioplasty,
igg,
type o,
sepsis,
insemination,
cyclosporine,
implantation,
pulmonary valve,
colostrum,
serum albumin,
antitoxin,
neutropenia,
transfusions,
shipment,
transplant,
exposure,
immunization,
intravenous,
ingestion,
replenishment,
instillation,
issuance,
spawning,
tracheostomy,
vaccination,
voiding,
acquisition,
consignment,
devaluation,
trauma,
afebrile,
antemortem,
convalescent,
dated,
fetal,
hr,
icteric,
infarct,
irradiation,
myeloid,
partum,
peel,
postpartum,
postsurgical,
posttransplant,
t3,
unfixed,
urine
Appears in the definition of:
apheresis,
hepatitis b,
hepatitis c,
pheresis,
replacement,
rh,
rhesus factor,
rh factor,
rh incompatibility,
serum hepatitis,
transfuse,
transfusion reaction
More general:
insertion,
introduction,
intromission
Synonyms:
blood transfusion
Also try:
— Adjectives for transfusion:
blood,
massive,
post,
intrauterine,
red,
incompatible,
fetal,
direct,
immediate,
partial,
rapid,
more...
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