Notably the prevalence of RhD-positive group O patients was 90.1% compared to RhD negative group O patients (9.9%). This is in contrast to a prevalence of 46.6% for RhD positive type O patients reported out of Nigeria4; similar results were observed for other blood groups as well. Howev...
This study was designed to characterize the relationship between ABO and Rh blood type and the response to IVIG in children and adolescents with newly diagnosed ITP. A retrospective chart review was performed for 52 children and adolescents with newly diagnosed ITP initially treated with IVIG by ...
The question is: How did that land appear on the chart? There was no information whatsoever regarding the Arctic regions during the Middle Ages. We have some reasons to believe that Mercator had used an ancient chart, the one that is mentioned in his letter dated 1580. That chart showed a...
Gangrenous: decaying becoming destroyed by natural processes because the blood supply to it has been stopped because of an illness or injury; ruined; withered. –Her toes went gangrenous. Gaping: wide open; extremely wide; immense. –A gaping hole. Gap-Toothed: having a wide space between tw...
Compatibility chart The following chart shows which blood types you can donate and receive from: Can donate to:Can receive a donation from: TypeA+AB+ and A+A+, A-, O+ and O- TypeA-A+, A-, AB+ and AB-A- and O- TypeB+B+ and AB+B+, B-, O+ and O- ...
Bloodguilty: guilty of murder or bloodshed; anguish; distress. –The imperative is against unlawful killing resulting in bloodguilt. Bloodless: spiritless; without vigor, zest, or energy; without emotion or feeling; cold-hearted. –The remarkable thing about the Taliban advance is that it has bee...
–Oxygenated blood was infused into a carotid artery via roller pump. Carpal: pertaining to the carpus; carpal bone; wrist bone. –At the distal wrist crease it enters the carpal tunnel where it should not be blocked. Carpellary:belonging to or forming or containing carpels; pistil. –In ...
Venous: of or contained in veins; arterial; blood. –Venous blood. Ventral: on or connected with the part of a fish or an animal that is under its body; anterior; facial. –A fish’s ventral fin. Ventricose: markedly swollen, distended, or inflated especially on one side; varicosed; ...