HISTORICAL REVIEW
HISTORICAL REVIEW
Transfusion from the three young men to Pope Innocent Seven, happened but unfortunately all are unsuccessful.
attempt to find a non-toxic anticoagulant began
Braxton Hicks - recommend sodium phosphate as the first example of blood preservatives
Karl Landsteiner - in nineteen o one discovered the ABO blood groups. Edward Lindermann - carried out the vein to vein transfusion of blood using multiple syringes and special cannula.
Unger - designed the syringe-valve apparatus that transfused from donor to patient.
nineteen fourteen - Hustin uses sodium citrate as anticoagulant solution for transfusion nineteen fifteen - Leweisohn determined the minimum amount of citrate needed for anticoagulant.
nineteen sixteen - glucose was tried as preservatives.
Rous and Turner introduced the citrate-dextrose solution for preservation of blood.
Dr. Charles Drew - developed the technique of blood transfusion and blood preservation that led to the establishment of the system of blood banks.
nineteen forty-one - Dr. Drew was appointed as director of the first American Red Cross blood bank.
nineteen forty-three - Loutit and Mollison of England introduced the formula for the preservative acid-citrate dextrose.
nineteen fifty-seven - Gibson introduced an improved preservative solution called citrate phosphate-dextrose, less acidic and replaced acid-citrate dextrose as standard preservative.
BASICS OF BLOOD DONATION
BASICS OF BLOOD DONATION
American Association of Blood Banks
Provides International standards in Blood Transfusion Practices
National Voluntary Blood Services
Created through National Blood Services Act of nineteen ninety-four or R.A. seven seven one nine
Provides domestic standards for Blood Transfusion Practices
Philippine National Blood Services
Created in two thousand five
Formulated A.O. two thousand eight zero zero eight which provided rules and regulations governing blood service facilities