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He took blood from a patient who had recovered from psittacosis and injected it into Armstrong's veins.
The mechanical insect that can draw blood from a patient by sneaking up and jamming its metal proboscis into the person's neck.
As she walked across the stage in her bathing suit, an announcer's voice said, "As a registered nurse Darva saves lives in the E.R., but she actually passed out the first time she drew blood from a patient".
When a droplet of blood from a patient is mixed with the modified viruses, any antibodies they have latch on to human virus proteins they recognise as invaders.
The treatment involves drawing blood from a patient, spinning it in a centrifuge to increase the platelet count and injecting a small amount into the injured area.
Dialysis, also called hemodialysis, renal dialysis, or kidney dialysis, in medicine, the process of removing blood from a patient whose kidney functioning is faulty, purifying that blood by dialysis, and returning it to the patient's bloodstream.
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The approach has advantages over another experimental technique that grows new blood vessels from a patient's own cells.
Later that day, I was in the hematology lab, looking at blood cells from a patient with leukemia, when my beeper went off.
Currently malaria is diagnosed by taking a blood sample from a patient, staining it with a dye, and looking at the sample with a microscope to detect the Plasmodium parasite which causes the disease.
The therapy involves having blood removed from a patient's body, spun in a centrifuge, then reinjected into the affected areas.
In a line of research called promising, scientists reported today that they were trying to develop treatments for heart disease by taking skin, muscle and blood cells from a patient, engineering them in a laboratory and then injecting them back into the patient.
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