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Meanings of transfusion in English

Portuguese
transfusão
Catalan
transfusió
Spanish
transfusión de sangre

The introduction of blood or blood plasma into a vein or artery.

transfusão
Usage of transfusion in English
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The past decade has already seen significant changes in early transfusion support.
Pubmed
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It means he needs a transfusion every three weeks to stay alive.
BBC
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No deaths directly attributable to transfusion were observed in this patient group.
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The risk of postoperative transfusion appears to be lower in obese patients.
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Documented transfusion transmission of West Nile virus raised concern regarding transfusion-transmitted DENV.
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Because of lack of data, platelet transfusion guidelines differ widely between countries.
Pubmed
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Reported here is a case of a transfusion reaction caused by anti-Ch.
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We questioned whether transfusion factors are important for the development of pTRALI.
Pubmed
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RBC exchange transfusion can reduce the level of parasitemia in this setting.
Pubmed
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Coronavirus is not transmissible via transfusion, according to the American Red Cross.
Reuters
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Conclusions: RBC transfusion was not associated with AHF readmission or all-cause mortality.
Pubmed
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And his recent behavior gave no indication that he'd received a transfusion.
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In this population, there was no reduction in the perioperative transfusion requirements.
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HIV infection was associated only with total number of transfusion units received.
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Patients whose nosocomial infection was diagnosed before transfusion were counted as nontransfused.
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A temporal association between red cell transfusion and NEC is well described.
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