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Autologous Transfusion

Transfusion of a patient's own blood collected before or during surgery to reduce rejection risk.

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Study Finds Using Your Own Blood Reduces Delirium After Hip Surgery
Using your own blood during surgery can help keep your mind clear and sharp while you recover. This study shows that using your own cells instead of a donor's reduces the risk of confusion and helps you heal faster.
Hip ArthroplastyPostoperative DeliriumAutologous TransfusionOrthopedic

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