English
leukocytapheresis
From leukocyte + apheresis.
A compound of leukocyte + apheresis
Ancient Greek αἱρέω ‘to take, grasp, seize’
Ancient Greek ἀφαιρέω ‘to take away’
Ancient Greek ἀφαίρεσῐς ‘Assertion of freedom of a reputed slave’
Latin aphaeresis
English apheresis
Today it means
noun Leukapheresis.
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Etymograph / leukocytapheresis