- transfusion jaundice
- Transfusionshepatitis f, homologe Serumhepatitis f, homologer Serumikterus m
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transfusion jaundice
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exchange transfusion — a technique for treating haemolytic disease in newborn infants. Using a syringe with a three way tap, blood is withdrawn from the baby (via the umbilical vein), ejected, and replaced by an equal amount of donor blood compatible with the mother s… … The new mediacal dictionary
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