| ISBN13: | 9783031687143 |
| ISBN10: | 30316871411 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| No. of pages: | 311 pages |
| Size: | 235x155 mm |
| Language: | English |
| Illustrations: | 62 Illustrations, black & white; 29 Illustrations, color |
| 699 |
History of Blood Donation and Transfusion Medicine
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This book offers a global overview of the history of blood donation using evidence-based research to provide accurate information on the beginnings of blood donation and transfusion medicine, developed as the result of numerous trials and successes throughout history.
It leads the reader step-by-step through time, to discover how people perceived blood, and how they managed to develop new ways of treating various unfortunate conditions that shattered a person?s healthy life.
This book also presents new technical discoveries that have advanced through the present day and explains how, in cases of deadly diseases, safety procedures for blood examination have been made mandatory. The conditions that led to the contamination of thousands of patients by HIV and hepatitis C around the world are explained, and the debate between voluntary and paid systems is covered as well.
This book is a unique resource beneficial for everyday practice, as it encourages the reader to develop advanced practices for better and safer work with blood donors and in transfusion medicine; It gives a sense of humanitarian devotion to the deed of giving a part of yourself to save others? lives in danger because of trauma, disease, etc., and it shares different stories of blood donors, to help patients get over their fear of donating blood. It is useful for nurses, doctors, students, blood donors, historians, and other experts!
This book offers a global overview of the history of blood donation using evidence-based research to provide accurate information on the beginnings of blood donation and transfusion medicine, developed as the result of numerous trials and successes throughout history.
It leads the reader step-by-step through time, to discover how people perceived blood, and how they managed to develop new ways of treating various unfortunate conditions that shattered a person?s healthy life.
This book also presents new technical discoveries that have advanced through the present day and explains how, in cases of deadly diseases, safety procedures for blood examination have been made mandatory. The conditions that led to the contamination of thousands of patients by HIV and hepatitis C around the world are explained, and the debate between voluntary and paid systems is covered as well.
This book is a unique resource beneficial for everyday practice, as it encourages the reader to develop advanced practices for better and safer work with blood donors and in transfusion medicine; It gives a sense of humanitarian devotion to the deed of giving a part of yourself to save others? lives in danger because of trauma, disease, etc., and it shares different stories of blood donors, to help patients get over their fear of donating blood. It is useful for nurses, doctors, students, blood donors, historians, and other experts!
Chapter1. Perspective on blood through history and its impact on transfusion.-Chapter 2.The curious case of Pope Innocent VIII.-Chapter 3. Animal blood donors for human patients.- Chapter 4. The first human-to-human transfusion in 1818.- Chapter 5. Interesting cases of transfusion in the 19th century.- Chapter 6. The discovery of blood groups in the 20th century.- Chapter 7. New developments during World War I.- Chapter 8. Different methods of transfusion by the 20th century.- Chapter 9. The first voluntary blood transfusion service in the world.-Chapter 10. First blood banks.- Chapter 11. Blood organisation during the Spanish Civil War.- Chapter 12. Blood donation and transfusion during World War II.- Chapter 13. Important events after World War II.- Chapter 14. New advancements in transfusion medicine.- Chapter 15. History of blood donation and transfusion medicine in the Republic of slovenia from 1875 ? 1945.- Chapter 16. Organization and development of blood donation and transfusion medicine from the end of World War to present time.
