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Phlebotomy—a Minimalist Approach
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1993For each patient, laboratories usually collect more blood than is needed for specific determinations. We reviewed the amount of blood collected for laboratory measurements for an entire hospital stay of 113 patients admitted during a 1-week period to a medical ward or to a medical intensive-care unit in our tertiary-care facility.
J C, Dale, S K, Pruett
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Phlebotomy in Acute Glomerulonephritis
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1966A REVIEW of the clinical aspects of acute glomerulonephritis demonstrates that the signs and symptoms of circulatory congestion do occur in a significant proportion of cases. 1-3 Some patients demonstrate pulmonary congestion visible on x-ray film alone, but are asymptomatic; others have a few pulmonary rales; a few present with the picture of acute ...
M E, Ament, H L, Kilburn
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Cerebral borderzone infarcts after phlebotomy
Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, 1986We describe a 68-year-old patient with cerebral ischaemia who underwent a phlebotomy to lower an elevated haematocrit (0.61 l/l. The procedure was complicated by the development of a total hemiplegia after two hours. CT scanning showed two borderzone infarcts. We conclude that the plasma volume of patients with cerebral ischaemia and a high haematocrit
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Nontraumatic Therapeutic Phlebotomy
Transfusion, 1977M J, Inwood, S, Thomson
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