- In medicine,
venipuncture or
venepuncture is the
process of
obtaining intravenous access for the
purpose of
venous blood sampling (also
called phlebotomy)...
-
anatomical handbook,
Institutiones anatomicae. In 1539 he also
published his
Venesection Epistle on bloodletting. This was a po****r
treatment for
almost any...
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detecting liver fibrosis in hemochromatosis. Phlebotomy,
bloodletting or
venesection is the
mainstay of
treatment in iron overload,
consisting of regularly...
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Breathing a Vein, a
caricature of
bloodletting by
venesection by
James Gillray, 1804...
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asymptomatic carriers of
hereditary haemochromatosis treatment with
venesection (phlebotomy)
provides any
clinical benefit. Recently,
patients are suggested...
- the 1860s,
Brunton noted that the pain of
angina could be
lessened by
venesection and
wrongly concluded that the pain must be due to
elevated blood pressure...
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measures 1.XIV
Lymph chyle:
menstrual blood and its nature, swellings,
venesection,
causes of
excessive bleeding,
causes of
scanty bleeding,
measures to...
- are
treated as normally. For example,
hemochromatosis is
treated by
venesection, the
regular removal of a
fixed amount of blood. Eventually, this decreases...
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autoimmune hepatitis.
Regularly removing a
quantity of
blood from a vein (
venesection) in the iron
overload condition, hemochromatosis. Wilson's disease, a...
- was
already a
prominent medical procedure by the
first century, but
venesection took on even more
significance once
Galen of
Pergamum declared blood...
