venesection

venesection /vene·sec·tion/ (ven″ĕ-sek´shun) phlebotomy.

ven·e·sec·tion (v

-s

n, v

See phlebotomy.

Venesection

Another name for phlebotomy.

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venesection.

See phlebotomy.

phlebotomy [flĕ-bot´ah-me]

incision of a vein for the removal or withdrawal of blood; called also venesection and venotomy.

arterial blood sample phlebotomy in the nursing interventions classification, a nursing intervention defined as obtaining a blood sample from an uncannulated artery to assess oxygen and carbon dioxide levels and acid-base balance.

phlebotomy: blood unit acquisition in the nursing interventions classification, a nursing intervention defined as procuring blood and blood products from donors.

phlebotomy: venous blood sample in the nursing interventions classification, a nursing intervention defined as removal of a sample of venous blood from an uncannulated vein.

venesection (veˑ·n

·sekˈ·sh

n),

n surgical cutting of a vein. Also called
phlebotomy.

venisection, venesection

a vein is opened and a large volume of blood collected and discarded. Called also phlebotomy.

venesection

Phlebotomy, see there

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bleeding
bleeding time
Bloodletting
occult bleeding
phlebotomy
phlebotomy: blood unit acquisition
phlebotomy: venous blood sample
polycythemia vera
venisection
venotomy

Venesection and leeches were state of the art medical management for a number of diseases for a long time.

Hormonal replacement therapy: quo vadis? by Hamdy, Ronald C. / Southern Medical Journal

Of particular interest is reversal of chronic carbon tetrachloride-induced cirrhosis in rats[6] and regression of cirrhosis in hemochromatosis following long-term venesection therapy.

Regression of Cirrhosis: A Timely Topic by Ray, Mukunda B. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

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