Sentence examples similar to back to transfusion from inspiring English sources

Forcing cancer patients to go back to transfusions, they said, would expose the patients to risks and inconvenience and further strain the nation's already taxed blood supply.

That these perceptions are strongly held is illustrated by several researchers in Kilifi and Navrongo reporting that some mothers of study participants had approached them to ask if blood that had been collected from their children during the course of a research project could be given back to them for transfusion.

The use of blood transfusion dates back to the mid-17th century.

My mom proceeded to call a friend I was with and had her convince me to come back to Houston because I needed a transfusion.

The woman in the bed opposite cut herself so badly, on several occasions, that I had to fetch the nurses, who took her away to receive a transfusion then brought her back to do it again.

But back to the potential benefits, wouldn't blood transfusions — like have been done so often in competitive cycling — also help an élite marathoner?

As soon as I accepted the job, I felt myself coming back to life, as if I'd received a transfusion.

I ended up needing session after session of blood and iron transfusions to bring my blood count back to normal, but that still didn't mean it was his fault.

The patient recalled that he had travelled to Myanmar and back to China frequently, but had never received any blood transfusions or blood products.

Because blood transfusion is such an old practice (it dates back to 1818) it has never been subjected to modern clinical standards.

Back to Scott: • For seven weeks they kept me alive with daily blood transfusions.