Usage of "blood transfusion"

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

Uso de blood transfusion en inglés

The first documented human blood transfusion took place in France in 1667. 
 The Irish Times 

Nine patients needed post-operative blood transfusion and 18 had a post-operative fever. 
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No patient required a blood transfusion or experienced a postoperative thromboembolic event. 
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Secondary outcomes included postoperative blood transfusion, re-exploration rate and postoperative coagulation tests. 
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The life-saving procedure is somewhat anticlimactic-it'stechnically similar to a blood transfusion. 
 The new yorker 

These patients were tested positive for HCV antibody prior to blood transfusion. 
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Two patients required blood transfusion for haemorrhage during the relay with heparin. 
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After a terrible crash, the unconscious mogul is given a blood transfusion. 
 The Guardian 

Did you know you can have a total blood transfusion with it? 
 The Guardian 

However, only a few studies have examined people's risk perception of blood transfusion. 
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Last week, Brazil reported its first cases of Zika transmission via blood transfusion. 
 Wired 

Only one patient receiving PKRP treatment required a blood transfusion perioperatively. 
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One-third of the children in both groups needed a blood transfusion. 
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In addition, it may reduce the need for maternal blood transfusion. 
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A prior history of blood transfusion was forthcoming in one of the patients. 
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He reportedly contracted HIV from a blood transfusion following heart surgery in 1983. 
 Ebony 

Translations for blood transfusion

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Significados de blood transfusion en inglés