Transfusion in America in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Paul Joseph Schmidt

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"THIRTY years ago, the experiment of transfusion of blood under precisely the same circumstances as above, was performed by Dr. Physic." These two lines tell all that is known about the 1795 transfusion by Dr. Philip Syng Physic, of Philadelphia. They appear in a footnote by the editors of the Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences for 1825.1 The note is appended to an article describing an 1824 transfusion given by Dr. James Blundell in London to a patient with post-partum hemorrhage (4 ounces from her husband). Physic was a renowned teacher and was physician to President Jackson . . .

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