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2 вскрытие вен
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3 скарификация
1) Medicine: local bloodletting, local bloodletting (нанесение мелких насечек на ткани, напр. при накожной вакцинации), scarification (нанесение мелких насечек на поверхность ткани, напр. при накожной вакцинации), scarification (нанесение мелких насечек на поверхность ткани при накожной вакцинации), topical bloodletting, topical bloodletting (нанесение мелких насечек на поверхность ткани, напр. при накожной вакцинации)3) Immunology: scarification (нанесение мелких насечек на поверхность кожи, напр. при накожной вакцинации)4) Makarov: scarification (нанесение мелких насечек на поверхность кожи напр. при накожной вакцинации) -
4 применение пиявок
Medicine: local bloodletting, topical bloodletting -
5 кровоизвлечение
Medicine: bleeding, bloodletting, depletion, exsanguination, general blood letting, phlebotomy -
6 кровопролитие
1) General subject: blood, blood on the floor, blood-letting, bloodiness, bloodshed, slaughter, bloodletting2) Obsolete: effusion of blood3) Mass media: violence -
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1) General subject: bleeding, blood-letting, bloodletting2) Medicine: abstraction, depletion, exsanguination, general blood letting, phlebotomy, venesection, withdrawal of blood -
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phlebotomy, bloodletting -
9 кровоизвлечение
с.Большой русско-английский медицинский словарь > кровоизвлечение
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с.Большой русско-английский медицинский словарь > кровопускание
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bloodshed имя существительное: -
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1. phlebotomy2. bloodletting3. bleeding
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