Blood transfusion,

Anyway, please pay for the transfusion

I took him for a blood transfusion.

Tomorrow I will see to the transfusion.

(c) Transfusion of artificial blood into human bodies.

The surgeon said he'll need a blood transfusion

1973 1974 Director, Blood Transfusion Service, Indonesian Red Cross, Kupang, NTT

Yes, just a few minutes I walked away when finished transfusion.

1978 1986 Director, Blood Transfusion Service, Indonesian Red Cross, Province of NTT

He needs a blood transfusion. I hadn't even time to inform you

There's one way to treat jaundice, and that's what's called an exchange transfusion.

The man who was to come for the blood transfusion is not here.

She's lost a lot of blood. We had to give her a transfusion.

Already the case has lost so much blood, nothing but a transfusion can save him.

They have this bottle hanging from above the bed. That's a transfusion, you stupid girl.

With a loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development the Ministry of Health Care of Bulgaria initiated projects for restructuring the centres for blood transfusion and transfusion hematology, and the centres for emergency and primary medical aid.

Intensive screening of blood donors and testing of donated blood have reduced the risk of transmission through transfusion.

The programme strategies include creating awareness among the public through information and education and ensuring safe blood transfusion.

After a good transfusion... and a few days rest, you will be as right as rain, my child.

1975 1978 Seconded full time to the Indonesian Red Cross Director, Blood Transfusion Service of the Red Cross for Metropolitan Jakarta

Safe blood substitutes and new therapeutic options that make blood transfusion more effective would significantly improve treatment in challenging situations. Ultimately, that promises to save many lives.

The objectives of the AIDS HIV prevention programme are to prevent HIV transmission reduce morbidity associated with HIV AIDS promote safe blood transfusion and establish adequate surveillance systems.

And indeed he was flown first class via London and arrived at the World Bank in Washington. And then he was told, Do you know, you need a blood transfusion.

Its technology related activities cover a broad variety of areas, from blood transfusion safety, blood products, laboratory service, diagnostic radiology and other medical devices, surgery, anaesthesiology, transplantation, e Health, genomics and technology assessment.

But as my uncle, or my country, was told, There are people somewhere called the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Why don apos t you go and ask them to give you a blood transfusion, to give you help?

Indeed, secondary transmission by blood transfusion or surgical instruments might even result in variant CJD becoming endemic in the UK population. This would prove impossible to eradicate in the absence of improved means of cleaning and decontaminating surgical instruments and a specific test preferably based on a blood assay to screen asymptomatic carriers.

He has taken note of the first deliveries, to WFP, FAO and WHO, to replenish their respective supplies of foodstuffs, grains, fertilizer, vaccines and transfusion equipment, despite the fact that these agencies encountered various logistical and administrative obstacles hindering the transport of the awaited items by road or boat from Rwanda and Tanzania.

The idea of using blood substitutes was first advanced in the seventeenth century, and continues to attract researchers today. Several products that could revolutionize transfusion medicine have already been developed in the pursuit of shelf stable, portable, one type fits all blood substitutes, which could replace standard blood transfusions in extreme situations, such as on the battlefield.

These cases have major implications for blood safety everywhere, implying additional restrictions on eligibility for blood donation and on the processing and handling of blood and blood products. Individuals infected with BSE who remain in an asymptomatic state during their lives could represent a risk to others of potential secondary transmission of variant CJD through blood transfusion or surgery.