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"phoresed" platelet transfusion?? - hazelbrigz


Posted: Feb 17, 2010

I know that he's using slang but he is using it in the diagnosis, i.e., "pancytopenia s/p blood transfusion and "phoresed" platelet transfusion."  Is this acceptable?  If so, where?  Thanks!

pheresed - should be

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pheresed platelets

Not sure what you mean by "where"

Google pheresed platelets


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