Maybe they could transfuse blood from the ancients to the young ones with glistening plastic sacks and shining plastic tubes.

Of those, only four seem to have caught the disease from transfused blood.

Battlefield injuries often require large amounts of transfused blood.

Host recognition of alloantigens in transfused blood products, not graft-host recognition, therefore seems predominantly responsible for the alloimmunization.

Blood conservation methods should be used to avoid transfusion, especially in patents currently requiring limited amounts of transfused blood products.

By comparison, patients receiving 3 or 4 U of transfused blood experienced a 47% three-year NED survival.