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transfusion

[trans-fyoo-zhuhn] / trænsˈfyu ʒən /
NOUN
transference
Synonyms


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And as Israeli troops advance deeper into the Gaza Strip, the center is preparing for a potential surge of casualties that might need transfusions.

From Seattle Times

The argument from the AIU’s experts was that a set of samples indicated Jeruto had blood extracted as part of a banned “transfusion strategy.”

From Washington Times

She described suffering with terrible bouts of pain since childhood and receiving high-dose pain medications and sometimes blood transfusions.

From Seattle Times

But Li had also to deal with challenges, including the spread of the HIV virus through contaminated blood transfusions, when he was accused of not fully revealing the scale of the scandal.

From BBC

Rescued in January by Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission officers and transported to the hospital, Rocky required an eight-hour intestinal surgery, breathing treatments, a blood transfusion and months of medications to survive.

From Seattle Times