Infusion:

The process of administering therapeutic fluid, other than blood, to an individual by slowly injecting a dilute solution of the compound into a vein. Infusions are often used when the digestive system does not absorb appreciable quantities of a drug or when the drug is too toxic or the volume is too large to be given by quick injection.

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