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autogenous

In medicine, self-generated by the body. For example, autogenous blood transfusion involves the collection of blood from a patient, prior to undergoing surgery, for use during and after the operation. It is a valuable procedure for operations that may require large transfusions or where a person has a rare blood group.



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