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he proved that arteries contain blood and sugested that the body is made up of vines and arteries
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discovers the flow of blood to and from the lungs
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suggests that blood flows from one side of the heart to the other using the lungs instead of gping through the wall of the ventricles
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criticizes Galen in the second edition of his seven volume work detailing human anatomy
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publishes his work ON THE VALVES IN VEINS in this book are the first drawings of vains
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publishes his book ANATOMICAL TREATISE ON THE MOVEMENT OF THE HEART AND BLOOD IN ANIMALS inthis book he explains that blood circulates in the body and is pumped by the heart
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is the first person to observe and describe red blood cells.
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observes a system in which connets the arteries and the veins
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performs the first blood transfusion in animals
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transfuses a teenage boys blood with nine ounces of lamb's blood. killing the boy
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England ,Rome and French goverments put a ban on all transfusions involving humans.
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gives a description of the red blood cells, he also said how small they are "25,000 times smaller than a fine grain of sand"
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wrote a book EXPERIMENTAL ENQUIRY INTO THE PROPERTIES OF THE BLOOD in this book he talks about plasma
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performing the first human-to-human blood transfusion his work was not published.
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performs the first recorded human-to-human blood transfusion he Using a syringe injected a patient suffering with 12 to 14 ounces of blood from several diffrent donors
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observed that small cell fragments from the bone marrow make up clots in blood vessels called platelets
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publishes a paper detailing his discovery of the three main human blood groups a,b,and o
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identify a fourth blood group -- AB -- that causes agglutination in the red cells of both groups "A" and "B."
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came up with cross matching
he first transfusion using cross matching, and over the next several years successfully uses the procedure in 128 cases -
agrees to organize a civilian blood donor service to collect blood plasma for the war effort.
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adding sodium citrate to blood will prevent it from clotting
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determines that citrated blood can be refrigerated and stored for a few days and then successfully transfused
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develop a citrate-glucose solution that allows blood to be stored for a few weeks after collection and still remain viable for transfusion.
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collects and stores type O blood, with citrate-glucose solution, in advance of the arrival of casualties during the Battle of Cambrai in World War I. Thereby, he establishes the first blood depot
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He recruits volunteers to travel to give blood as needed . All volunteers are screened for disease, tested for blood type
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gave bllod to people from the dead
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are the first to begin storing blood and using it for transfusions within a hospital setting in the U.S.
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storedblood for war in refgerated enviroment
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came up with the name blood bank
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discover the Rh blood group, through experiments with the red blood cells of Rhesus monkeys, and identify the antibody found by Levine and Steston to be anti-Rh.
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find ways to spearate protens
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finds stuff in blood
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form a national network of blood banks called the American Association of Blood Banks
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comes up with the blood bags
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starts using xrays to examin blood
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discovers that slowly thawed frozen plasma yields deposits high in Factor VIII that means it will clot faster
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The resulting powder's clotting power is 100 times stronger than raw plasma, easily stored in a portable vial, and can be injected with a syringe by the hemophilia patient
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development of a test to detect the presence of hepatitis B antibodies, thereby identifying infected donors; the test is mandated by the FDA.
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The first cases of AIDS
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suspect that the syndrome may be a blood thing
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isolate the virus that causes AIDS. They locate it in the swollen lymph node in the neck of a Parisian AIDS patient and label it LAV (lymphadenopathy-associated virus).
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found out what causes aids
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many americans are infected with aids
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A series of more sensitive tests are developed and implemented to screen donated blood for infectious diseases: two tests that screen for indirect evidence of hepatitis; the Human T-Lymphotropic-Virus-I-antibody (anti-HTLV-I) test; the hepatitis C test; the HIV-1 and HIV-2 antibodies test; the HIV p24 antigen test; and Nucleic Acid Amplification Testing (NAT) that directly detects the genetic material of viruses like HCV and HIV
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