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reinfusion

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reinfusion /re·in·fu·sion/ (-in-fu´zhun) infusion of body fluid that has previously been withdrawn from the same individual, e.g., reinfusion of ascitic fluid after ultrafiltration.
reinfusion [re″in-fu´zhun]
infusion of body fluid that has previously been withdrawn from the same individual, e.g., reinfusion of ascitic fluid after ultrafiltration.

reinfusion
infusion of body fluid that has previously been withdrawn from the same individual, e.g. reinfusion of ascitic fluid after ultrafiltration.

reinfusion
Transfusion medicine The readministration of the Pt's own blood during the operation, which ↓ number of units needed for a particular surgery. See Postoperative reinfusion.


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