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Vol. 47. Núm. S2.
XVI Eurasian Hematology Oncology Congress
(julho 2025)
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XVI Eurasian Hematology Oncology Congress
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HISTORY OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION
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Tanju Atamer
Istanbul University (Retired), Istanbul, Turkey
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It is not easy to cover the history of transfusion in all its aspects. In the era when blood transfusion was first tried, the indications for blood transfusion were also very different: mental illness, gaining strength, rejuvenation, etc. Blood transfusion process has gone through many dangerous and difficult stages, from obtaining the blood to its safe application in peace, in war, and in the laboratory. This presentation focuses on some stages and developments in the application of blood transfusion. The main developments are summarized in Table 1. The main problems encountered in the history of transfusion can be summarized as follows:

- Blood clotting and preservation could be prevented by the use of 0.2% sodium citrate and dextrose.

- Severe transfusion reactions could mostly be prevented after the ABO blood groups were identified.

- Infection problems that could be partially controlled with antiseptic agents.

In this presentation, various obstacles encountered in the history of blood transfusion and developments regarding their solutions are presented.

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Table 1 Important stages in the history of blood transfusion.

1628  William Harwey (GB)  Discovery of human blood circulatory system 
1666  Richard Lower (Oxford)  Experiments of blood transfusion beetween animals 
1667  Jean Denis (Paris)  Transfusion blood from animals to humans 
1818  James Blundell (London)  First blood transfusion from one human to another 
1854  J Bovell E Hodder (Toronto)  Cow’s milk transfusions was first attempted 
1901  Karl Landsteiner (Wienna)  Discovery of ABO blood groups (Nobel Prize in 1930) 
1915  Richard Lenwinsohn (NY)  Developing 0.2% sodium citrate as anticoagulant 
1921  Percy Oliver (London)  The first blood donor service is established 
1932  in the SU and the USA  Cadaveric blood began to be used 
1937  Bernard Fantus (Chicago)  The first blood bank 
1940  Edwin Cohn (Boston)  A method for fractionation of plasma proteins 
1951  Edwin Cohn (Boston)  Developping the first blood cell separator 
1971    Hepatitis B surface antigen testing of donated bloods 
1982  J Goldstein  Developing universal type O blood by enzyme treatment 
1983  L. Montaignier (Paris)  Isolation of the virus that causes AIDS 
From 1987 to 2008    A series of tests are developed to screen donated blood for infectious diseases 
2010  Seifinejad A et al.  RBCs generated from human induced pluripotent SCs 
2020  Ebrahimi M, et al.  Differentiation of human induced pluripotent stem cells into RBCs 

SU, Soviet Union; USA, United States of America; RBCs, Red Blood Cells; SCs, Stem Cells.

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