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The first blood banker:Oswald Hope Robertson
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  • 2007Canadian Surgeons and the Introduction of Blood Transfusion in War Surgery27 cited
  • 2001Taking Credit: The Canadian Army Medical Corps and the British Conversion to Blood Transfusion in WWI27 cited
  • 2010Blood and war.26 cited
  • 2005A Brief History of the Early Years of Blood Transfusion at the Mayo Clinic: The First Blood Bank in the United States (1935)18 cited
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  • 2019Transfusion in the Spanish Civil War: Supply and demand, the role of the “blood transfusion officer” and British planning for the outbreak of the Second World War7 cited
  • 2002Russia's National Research Center for Hematology: its role in the development of blood banking7 cited

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