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Blood Standards and Failed Fluids: Clinic, Lab, and Transfusion Solutions in London, 1868–1916
History of Science 39 (2):185-213 (2001)
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It seems obvious that blood itself is the most appropriate fluid to replace blood, and there is no doubt as to its efficacy. On the other hand, to my surprise, it has not shown itself, experimentally, to be so much superior to certain artificial solutions, such as gum arabic, as I expected.Other Versions
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