Blood - An Epic History of Medicine and Commerce

Alex Brooks

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Medical History and Innovations History of Science and Medicine Blood transfusion and management

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Blood in its myriad of preparations has become a mainstay of modern medical practice. It is easy to forget that transfusion has been common medical practice only since 1915, when the anticlotting properties of sodium citrate were discovered. This book traces the history of blood use, from using “gentle calf” blood in France in the 17th century to tame madmen up …

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