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22 Cards in this Set
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POPE INNOCENT VII (1492) |
1st blood transfusion drank the blood from 3 young boys and died What year |
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no concept of ABO group system severe hemorrhage or maybe too much blood was extracted from them |
Cause of death of 3 boys (Pope Innocent VII) |
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Severe massive intravascular transfusion or Severe Massive Coagulation |
Cause of death of Pope Innocent VII |
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WILLIAM HARVEY “An Anatomical Study of the Motion of Heart and Animals” |
Circulation of blood & book titled? |
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RICHARD LOWER (1665) |
1st transfusion (animal to animal)- Successfully transfused sheep’s blood.
What year? |
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JEAN BAPTISTE DENIS |
1st transfusion (animal to human) he exchanged the blood of a Lamb to the boy and it was successful |
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Louis XIV |
first patient of J. B. Denis was ___ that has a violent fever |
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Antoine Mauroy |
this patient of Denis wasn’t suffering from any fever or bleeding but a mental illness. |
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JACOB JACBZ SWAMMERDAM |
RBC |
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PHILIP SYNG PHYSICK |
Unconfirmed first human to human transfusion - Father of American Surgery (1795) |
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JOHN HENRY LEACOCK |
Same species transfusion - animal donor; animal recipient - human donor; human recipient - invention of impellor and gravitator |
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JAMES BLUNDELL |
Impellor and gravitator; • Ratio for blood transfusion - inspired by the work of Leacock - He tried it with his dying wife |
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SAMUEL ARMSTRONG LANE |
Treatment of hemophilia |
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EMIL PONFICK |
Red cell lysis in xenotransfusion (animal to human transfusion) - incompatible transfusion was associated with hemorrhage in the conditions of the organs -kidneys, lungs, liver- recognized that red urine the transfused animal excreted was caused by hemoglobinuria not hematuria |
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LEONARD LANDOIS |
Immunologic basis of blood incompatibility - Human Red cells would lyse when mixed in vitro with the sera of other animals. |
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EDWARD LINDEMANN |
1st to succeed in vein to vein transfusion - First to equipped a device in blood transfusion - Disadvantage: it was complicated and needed an assistance, and not practical. |
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KARL LANDSTEINER |
ABO received a nobel prize in the 20th century. |
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ALFRED VON DECASTELLO AND ADRIANO STURLUI |
AB - Students of Landsteiner |
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K. LANDSTEINER, PHILIP LEVINE, AND ALEX WEINER |
Rh- Another blood group |
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Philip Levine |
Who published a case report of post transfusion hemolysis in a blood group |
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GESELLIUS |
Complex device for transfusion - Donor’s back - Capillary blood extracted -suction cups. |
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UNGER |
Syringe valve apparatus - Improved the discovery of Lindenmann - Transfusion of donor to recipient is possible w/o any assistance so less complicated and practical. |
