superfused1
/suːpəˈfjuːzd/ /sjuːpəˈfjuːzd/adjective
Physiology. Subjected to superfusion; employed in or applied by means of superfusion.
Origin
Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From superfuse + -ed.
superfused2
/suːpəˈfjuːzd/ /sjuːpəfjuːzd/adjective
Of a liquid: subjected to superfusion, supercooled.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine. From super- + fused, after superfusion.