To transfer or transfuse blood or other fluid simultaneously into two recipients or from two sources.
From prefix 'co-' (together) + 'transfuse' (to transfer fluid). Transfuse comes from Latin 'transfundere' meaning to pour across.
Medical procedures using cotransfusion were experimental ways to test if diseases or properties in blood could be shared, helping doctors understand blood compatibility long before modern typing systems.
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