Transfusions in a sentence

Both twins had suffered from grade 1 bleeds on the brain and heart defects, and needed blood transfusions.

He has spoken to a number of people who have left the religion and probed internal church documents to reveal how the followers are trained from childhood to avoid blood transfusions.

In August 2014, Stainiger’s mother, Jean, was diagnosed with Stage 4 stomach cancer, requiring multiple transfusions.

It also eliminates the need for regular blood transfusions in people with beta thalassemia.

Noa was born at 30 weeks and was transferred to the RHC, where she was given an operation and blood transfusions just 24 hours later.

Their goal is to raise awareness about the need for blood donations from African American donors for the better treatment of sickle cell disease and other conditions requiring transfusions from donors with matching racial backgrounds.

The researchers interviewed seven people who’d received blood transfusions for orthopaedic surgery, such as hip replacements, and found three out of seven believed that their personalities had changed.

Among the services most disrupted were those involving blood tests or transfusions.

And think of the lives you will save by making blood immediately available for patients who require transfusions following surgery, people with severe trauma, cancer patients, surgery patients, newborn babies, birthing mothers, and more.

Blood donations typically drop by the thousands during the summer months, but nonprofit blood services provider Vitalant reminds all eligible donors that patients can’t take a break from needing lifesaving blood transfusions.

My haemoglobin levels were so low that I had to have continuous transfusions to the point that I became bed-bound.

Sanchez also was given blood transfusions and oxygen support.

Stuart Hall from Stainburn in Workington was infected with hepatitis C infected blood via blood transfusions whilst undergoing treatment for leukaemia in the 1980s.

The survey also found at least 20 cases of medical neglect, including refusing blood transfusions, in a question that drew responses from 138 hospitals with emergency medical care centers.

Three decades of surveillance and research has now demonstrated that removing criteria related to potential exposure to beef products and transfusions in specific countries will not lead to an increase in vCJD.

Trusts reported the incident has had a ‘major impact’ on the delivery of services, with blood transfusions particularly affected.

Already home to a cluster of companies making high-end products for dialysis, heart surgery and transfusions, it has found itself on the front line of efforts to treat patients during the pandemic.

Donors are encouraged to make an appointment to now to help ensure coronavirus patients and others who depend on transfusions have needed blood products this fall.

She underwent multiple transfusions but doctors told her that the baby might not survive and that her life was also in danger.

So far few severely ill patients in UK intensive care units have been treated with convalescent plasma, but the transfusions are thought to be more effective if used earlier on before the coronavirus causes devastating damage.