Sentence examples for make transfusion from inspiring English sources

The stated lofty goal is to make transfusion safer.

That change could make transfusions less risky for some people, but cost the nation half a billion dollars a year.

Dr. Ruth Ann Sanger, a blood researcher and a co-author of a blood-group manual that helped make transfusions safer, died on June 4 in Britain.

Eloise R. Giblett, whose lifelong research on blood helped make transfusions safer and bone marrow transplants more likely to succeed and led to her discovery of the first recognized immunodeficiency disease, died in Seattle on Wednesday.

Mollison's job was to treat civilian casualties and to carry out research into making transfusion safer.

Rhesus blood groups had recently been discovered in New York, and scientists there sent Mollison reagents for testing and matching blood, making transfusion safer.

Only well designed randomised trials will improve our confidence in making transfusion decisions.

The point at which transfusion occurs is rarely described making transfusion requirements and haemoglobin values relative measures.

Two decades later, even after significant improvements in the field of transfusion medicine which have made transfusion safer than ever, patients and their physicians will never view transfusion of blood and blood products in quite the same way.

Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen's discovery of X-rays at the turn of the 20th century added an important diagnostic tool to surgery, and the discovery of blood types in 1901 by the Austrian biologist Karl Landsteiner made transfusions safer.

So blood-borne diseases spread rapidly among the blood sellers -- who have now passed the AIDS virus to their spouses and children, and also to patients who get transfusions made from the blood.