History Of Blood Banking Flashcards
A Chinese guy who said that the “blood contained the soul”
Huang Di Nei Ching
Vital force
Essence of life
“Drinking blood as a tonic for rejuvenation and for the treatment of various diseases.
Blood
Blood baths for physical and spiritual restoration
Egyptians
Drank blood of fallen gladiators in the belief that the blood could transmit vitality
Romans
Where blood letting is depicted
Ancient greek vase
A greek physician who postulated that the body consisted of four humours namely; blood, phlegm, black bile, yellow bile.
Hippocrates (400 BC)
A greek philosopher who said that the central organ is the heart. And following dissections of many different animals, he said that is it a three chambered organ
Aristotle
Greek physician who said that there is dark and bright blood that flows in separate chamber which interconnect.
Mentioned that liver is the origin of blood and kidney as a filter.
Claudius Galenus (Galen)
Earliest recorded person who receive a transfusion from 3 young boys as a remedy for apoplectic stroke. (Unsuccessful blood transfusion)
Pope Innocent VIII
During this time, blood letting is the most popular for of treating various ailments.
18th century
Discovered blood circulation during 1616
William Harvey
Era of real blood transfusion
1616
Performed the first successful animal to animal blood transfusion (dog to dog)
Richard Lower (1665)
Performed the first successful animal to human blood transfusion.
Jean Baptiste Denis (1667)
Patient of Jean Baptiste Denis who received a blood from a calf. Also received three transfusion but died because of the poison from his wife
Antoine Mauroy
Invented the bleeding bowl with graduation to measure blood volume.
John Foster (1740)
Discovered the basis for incompatibility between species
Emil Ponfick and Leonardo Landois (1800)
Said that donor and recipient must be of the same species.
John Henry Leacock
Performed the first successful human to human blood transfusion for a woman dying from postpartum haemorrhage with the blood of her husband
James Blundell (1818)
Experimented on phosphate of soda as an anticoagulant but failed. Recommended sodium phosphate (Na3PO4) as an anticoagulant
Braxton Hicks
Reported first human to human transfusion using citrated blood
Albert Hustin (1914)
Sodium citrate as anticoagulant at a certain percentage (0.2%) - bot toxic to human even if 2.5 ml of it was transfused
Richard Lewisohn (1915)
Added dextrose to citrate that extended the blood preservation up to 2 weeks
Thomas Rous and Catherine Turner (1916)
Developed Acid Citrate Dextrose making the blood to be stored up to 3 weeks
John Freedom Loutit and Patrick Loudon Mollison (1943)