cytapheresis definition

cytapheresis means the removal of the cellular components of blood and the return of the remaining components to the donor without causing anaemia or hypovolaemia.
cytapheresis means the procedure in which blood is removed from the donor, certain cellular elements are separated, and the remaining formed elements and residual plasma are returned to the donor.

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