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Japanese Questionnaire Survey Examining the Invasiveness of Phlebotomy in Medical Research

2025-04-13

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<h4>Introduction</h4> Phlebotomy, or venipuncture, is a minimally invasive procedure commonly used in routine medical practice and research for blood collection. While generally safe when conducted according to standardized measures, it carries risks like hematomas and vasovagal reflex for patients, and bacterial infection for healthcare workers. The invasiveness of phlebotomy depends on factors like patient age,...

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5a60d803-3631-58b6-a785-3d030cb01067
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10.1101/2025.04.09.25325435
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