immunotransfusions

A form of immunotransfusion — The process where a donor is immunised by the injection of an antigen prepared from microorganisms isolated from the recipient; wherein the blood is collected and defibrinated after being immunised, and the latter(i.e patient) is presumably passively immunised by means of antibody formed in the donor.

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noun
  1. pluralplural of immunotransfusion
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