Definitions

1. noun

the process or state of providing or receiving a continuous flow of fluid (such as blood) through a particular part or system of the body

“The surgeon explained the importance of maintaining perfusion to the patient’s vital organs during the surgery.”

2. noun

the act of supplying or providing a continuous flow of something (such as a fluid, gas, or electric current) to something or someone

“The engineer ensured that the new system had adequate perfusion to handle the increased demand.”

3. noun

the rate at which a fluid (such as blood) flows through a particular part or system of the body

“Monitoring the perfusion of the patient’s heart was critical to determining the effectiveness of the treatment.”