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hospitalisation Bleedingleadingto blood transfusion
surgery Heavy bleedingleadingto blood transfusion
a serious complicationmay resultfrom a blood transfusion
unexpected or undesirable effectsresultingfrom blood transfusion
AIDSresultingfrom blood transfusion
A specific level of blood loss or anemiatriggerstransfusion
infection complicationsresultingfrom blood transfusion
Jehovah ’s Witness parentspreventblood transfusions
a hepatitis infectionresultingfrom a blood transfusion
The lowest possible dose of ESAto preventblood transfusion
their use should be restricted to the lowest dose possibleto preventblood transfusion
sickle cell anemia(passive) is caused byBlood transfusions
Ayden developed anemia , butresulteda blood transfusion
Bleeding ... coronary artery bypass graftingleadsto blood transfusion
the hemoglobin level ... symptomscould triggertransfusion
access site hematomaresultingin blood transfusion
white blood cells in the blood(passive) caused byblood transfusion
donor white blood cells(passive) caused byblood transfusion
peri - operative bleeding in the case of breast cancer surgeryresultsin blood transfusion
blood infusionsetblood transfusion
infusion setsdesignedfor blood transfusion
an emergency , such as severe bleeding , the sudden destruction of red blood cells due to some disease , or maybe to treat anemia(passive) caused bya blood transfusion
the knowledge ... the oneinventedthe blood transfusion
The proportion of participants with sepsis , bleedingleadingto blood transfusion
the groups in the proportion of women who had bleedingresultedin blood transfusion
the independent factorsinfluencedblood transfusion
PREVALENCE OF HEPATITIS CRESULTEDFROM BLOOD TRANSFUSION
thalassemia.93(passive) caused byblood transfusions
the level of hemoglobintriggeredblood transfusion
Repeat ectopic tissue damageto preventblood transfusion
frenchman Jean - Baptiste Denys(passive) invented byblood transfusion
our analysis of risk factors ... uterine atonyresultedin blood transfusion
white blood cells in the transfused blood(passive) caused byblood transfusion
white blood cells ( lymphocytes ) in the blood(passive) caused byblood transfusion
a medical complicationresultedin a blood transfusion
renal hemorrhage(passive) caused bytransfusion
anemia in hematologic malignancies like MDS(passive) caused byblood transfusions
the two treatment groups in rates of bleedingresultedin blood transfusion
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in the death of manyhas resultedin the death of many
him to drown to deathcausedhim to drown to death
to a maternal deathleadto a maternal death
his death in Augustmight have preventedhis death in August
the patient ’s deathcausedthe patient ’s death
to a woman ’s deathledto a woman ’s death
an avoidable deathto preventan avoidable death
iron overload which can kill hercauseiron overload which can kill her
the treatment of iron overload(passive) caused bythe treatment of iron overload
in transfusional iron overloadresultedin transfusional iron overload
brain damage or deathto preventbrain damage or death
in AIDS and death in July 1987resultingin AIDS and death in July 1987
to AIDS and a tragic death in 1993—heledto AIDS and a tragic death in 1993—he
to iron overload in a patient ’s bodymay leadto iron overload in a patient ’s body
to his death three weeks after he was diagnosedledto his death three weeks after he was diagnosed
to iron overload or transfusion hemosiderosisleadingto iron overload or transfusion hemosiderosis
to iron overload in people with thalassemiacontributeto iron overload in people with thalassemia
in an iron overload , which can damage the liver , for exampleresultingin an iron overload , which can damage the liver , for example
to death of the donor or illnessleadingto death of the donor or illness
an iron overload , which is toxic to organscausean iron overload , which is toxic to organs
iron overload which is fatal if not treatedcausesiron overload which is fatal if not treated
excess iron accumulationcan causeexcess iron accumulation
death or save the patientcausedeath or save the patient
their loved one ’s deathhad causedtheir loved one ’s death
to the death of a young girlledto the death of a young girl
an AIDS epidemic(passive) caused byan AIDS epidemic
a buildup of iron in your blood , which can damage the heart , liver and other organscausea buildup of iron in your blood , which can damage the heart , liver and other organs
removal of excess iron(passive) caused byremoval of excess iron
the amount of excess iron(passive) caused bythe amount of excess iron
to iron overload , the leading cause of death in thalassemic patients ( Zurlo , 1989can leadto iron overload , the leading cause of death in thalassemic patients ( Zurlo , 1989
blockages from causing complications , including deathcan preventblockages from causing complications , including death
the risks of HIV infection(passive) caused bythe risks of HIV infection
the leading causes of illness and death(passive) caused bythe leading causes of illness and death
new HIV infections(passive) caused bynew HIV infections
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death and at other times save a patientcausedeath and at other times save a patient
in her transmitting syphilis leading to her deathresultedin her transmitting syphilis leading to her death
his ultimate death ... in the eyes of their beliefswould preventhis ultimate death ... in the eyes of their beliefs
in HIV AIDS infection in Saudi Hospitalresultedin HIV AIDS infection in Saudi Hospital