- erythrocytapheresis
- eryth·ro·cy·ta·phe·re·sis (ə-rith″ro-si″tə-fə-reґsis) [erythrocyte + apheresis] the withdrawal of blood, separation and retention of red blood cells, and retransfusion of the remainder into the donor.
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erythrocytapheresis
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