The transfusion of blood from cadavers: A historical review

References

1. • Agote L.
   Nuevo procedimiento para la transfusion del sangre.
   An. Inst. modelo clín. Méd. 1915; 1: 24
   • Google Scholar
2. • Arutyanian
   • Shevedski
   Experiences after transfusion with cadaver blood.
   Sovet. khir. 1934; 7: 180
   • Google Scholar
3. • Bagdassarov A.
   Le probléme de la transfusion du sang conservé.
   Sang. 1937; 11: 466
   • Google Scholar
4. • Balakhovski S.D.
   • Ginsberg F.G.
   Postmortal changes in blood and their significance in transfusions.
   Sovet. khir. 1934; 7: 230
   • Google Scholar
5. • Belenski D.N.
   A simple method for the transfusion of conserved blood.
   Novy. khir. arkhiv. 1928; 14: 201
   • Google Scholar
6. • Biedl A.
   • Kraus R.
   Experimental studies on anaphylaxis.
   Wien. klin. Wchnschr. 1909; 22: 363
   • Google Scholar
7. • Bischoff T.L.W.
   Beitrage zur Lehre von dem Blute und der Transfusion desselben.
   Arch. Anat., Physiol. u. wissensch. Med. 1835; : 347
   • Google Scholar
8. • Blundell J.
   Experiments on the transfusion of blood by the syringe.
   Med. Chir. Tr., London. 1818; 9: 56
   • PubMed
   • Crossref
   • Google Scholar
9. • Blundell J.
   Lectures on the theory and practice of mid-wifery, delivered at Guy's Hospital. Management of the more copious floodings.
   Lancet. 1827–1828; 1: 609
   • Google Scholar
10. • Blundell J.
    Lectures on the theory and practice of mid-wifery, delivered at Guy's Hospital. Management of the more copious floodings.
    Lancet. 1827–1828; 1: 641
    • Google Scholar
11. • Blundell J.
    Lectures on the theory and practice of mid-wifery, delivered at Guy's Hospital. Management of the more copious floodings.
    Lancet. 1827–1828; 1: 676
    • Google Scholar
12. • Blundell J.
    Observations on transfusion of blood.
    Lancet. 1828; 2: 321
    • Google Scholar
13. • Blundell J.
    Successful cases of transfusion.
    Lancet. 1828–1829; 1: 431
    • Google Scholar
14. • Bocharov A.A.
    Fragility of red cells in cadaver blood.
    Sovet. khir. 1936; 7: 390
    • Google Scholar
15. • Bruskin Y.M.
    • Farberova P.S.
    Use of umbilical-placental blood for massive transfusions in surgery.
    Sovet. vrach. zhur. 1936; 20: 1546
    • Google Scholar
16. • Bruskin Y.M.
    • Farberova P.S.
    J. A. M. A. 1936; 107 (Abst.): 2098
    • Google Scholar
17. • Calogera E.
    Behavior of blood coagulation in the cadaver.
    Minerva medicolegale. 1954; 74: 191
    • Google Scholar
18. • Chiariello A.G.
    New aspect of transfusion. The transfusion of cadaver blood to man.
    Morgagni. 1933; 75: 1400
    • Google Scholar
19. • De Bakey M.E.
    Diary of my trip to the U. S. S. R.
    Bull. Am. Coll. Surgeons. 1959; 44: 505
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
20. • Dotzauer G.
    • Naeve W.
    Hydrogen ion concentration of cadaveric blood.
    Zentralbl. allg. Path. 1955; 93: 360
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
21. • Drew C.R.
    The role of Soviet investigators in the development of the blood bank.
    Am. Rev. Soviet Med. 1944; 1: 360
    • Google Scholar
22. • Enticknap J.B.
    Survival of blood group factors after death.
    J. Clin. Path. 1957; 10: 199
    • Scopus (2)
    • PubMed
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
23. • Fallani M.
    • Fazzari C.
    Fluidity of the blood in the cadaver; experimental research.
    Minerva medicolegale. 1954; 74: 200
    • Google Scholar
24. • Fallani M.
    Hemoglobin changes in cadavers.
    Sperimentale. 1957; 107: 226
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
25. • Fallani M.
    Studies of intra-globular hemoglobin in cadavers.
    Minerva medicolegale. 1957; 77: 112
    • Google Scholar
26. • Fantus B.
    The therapy of the Cook County Hospital. Blood preservation.
    J. A. M. A. 1937; 109: 128
    • Scopus (1)
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
27. • Farmer D.F.
    Transfusions of cadaver blood. A contribution to the history of blood transfusions.
    Bull. Am. A. Blood Banks. 1960; 13: 229
    • Google Scholar
28. • Ferrebee J.W.
    • et al.
    The collection, storage and preparation of viable cadaver marrow for intravenous use.
    Blood. 1959; 14: 140
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
29. • Filatov A.
    • Depp M.
    Clinical data on preserved blood.
    Vestn. khir. 1934; 7: 376
    • Google Scholar
30. • Filatov A.N.
    Forty years of blood transfusion in the U. S. S. R.
    Probl. gematol. i pereliv. krovi. 1957; 2: 3
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
31. • Fischer H.
    • Orth H.
    Die Chemie des Pyrrols.
    Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft, Leipzig1937
    • Google Scholar
32. • Folli F.
    Blood transfusion in the 19th century.
    J. A. M. A. 1914; 62 (Quoted by Cox, R.): 222
    • Google Scholar
33. • Goodall J.R.
    • Anderson F.O.
    • Altimas G.T.
    • MacPhail F.L.
    An inexhaustible source of blood for transfusion and its preservation.
    Surg. Gynec. & Obst. 1938; 66: 176
    • Google Scholar
34. • Hamilton-Paterson J.L.
    • Johnson E.W.M.
    Postmortem glycolysis.
    J. Path. & Bact. 1940; 50: 473
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
35. • Hédon E.
    Sur la transfusion, après les hémorrhagies, de globules rouges purs en suspension dans un sérum artificiel.
    Arch. méd. expèr. et anat. path. 1902; 14: 297
    • Google Scholar
36. • Howkins J.
    • Brewer H.F.
    Placental blood for transfusion.
    Lancet. 1939; 1: 132
    • Scopus (5)
    • Abstract
    • Google Scholar
37. • Hunter J.
    Observations on certain parts of the animal oeconomy.
    1786 (London)
    • Google Scholar
38. • Hustin A.
    Principe d'une nouvelle méthode de transfusion muqueuse.
    J. méd. Bruxelles. 1944; 19: 436
    • Google Scholar
39. • Jeanneney G.
    • Vieroz J.
    La transfusion de sang citraté conservé à la glacière.
    Bull. et mém. Soc. nat. de chir. 1934; 60: 1305
    • Google Scholar
40. • Jetter W.W.
    • McLean R.
    • Nutter M.K.
    Postmortem biochemical changes.
    Am. J. Path. 1949; 25: 789
    • Google Scholar
41. • Jorda F.D.
    The Barcelona blood-transfusion service.
    Lancet. 1939; 1: 773
    • Scopus (29)
    • Abstract
    • Google Scholar
42. • Kantorovich L.I.
    Placental blood for massive transfusions.
    Sovet. vrach. delo. 1935; 18: 119
    • Google Scholar
43. • Kantorovich L.I.
    J. A. M. A. 1935; 105 (Abst.): 240
    • Google Scholar
44. • Karavanov G.G.
    Transfusion of preserved blood.
    Vrach. delo. 1935; 18: 131
    • Google Scholar
45. • Karavanov G.G.
    J. A. M. A. 1935; 105 (Abst.): 240
    • Google Scholar
46. • Karavanov G.G.
    Phagocytic activity of leucocytes of cadaver blood.
    Sang. 1935; 9: 716
    • Google Scholar
47. • Karavanov G.G.
    Essay on the phagocytic activity of leucocytes of conserved blood.
    Sang. 1935; 9: 709
    • Google Scholar
48. • Karavanov G.G.
    • Karavanov A.G.
    • Perelstein A.E.
    Detailed analysis of cadaver blood.
    Eksper. med. 1936; : 56
    • Google Scholar
49. • Kevorkian J.
    • Bylsma G.W.
    Transfusion of postmortem human blood.
    Am. J. Clin. Path. 1961; 35: 413
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
50. • Krjukof A.
    • Krilova L.
    The vitality of erythrocytes of transfused cadaver blood in the blood of treated subjects.
    Sang. 1935; 9: 692
    • Google Scholar
51. • Landois L.
    Die Transfusion des Blutes.
    F. C. W. Vogel, Leipzig1875
    • Google Scholar
52. • Larson
    Experimentelle Untersuchungen über die Transfusion, Transplantation oder Substitution des Blutes in theoretischer und practischer Beziehung. Virchow's Arch. path. Anat. 27. 1863: 240
    • Google Scholar
53. • Lewisohn R.
    A new and greatly simplified method of blood transfusion. A preliminary report.
    M. Rec. 1915; 87: 141
    • Google Scholar
54. • Lewisohn R.
    Blood transfusion by the citrate method.
    Surg. Gynec. & Obst. 1915; 21: 37
    • Google Scholar
55. • MacFarlane R.G.
    • Biggs R.
    Observations on fibrinolysis; spontaneous activity associated with surgical operations, trauma, etc.
    Lancet. 1946; 2: 862
    • Scopus (57)
    • PubMed
    • Abstract
    • Google Scholar
56. • Malinovski M.S.
    • Smirnova L.G.
    • Bayavshinova M.S.
    • Tarzanova V.G.
    Of placental blood.
    Sovet. khir. 1934; 7: 179
    • Google Scholar
57. • Milletti A.
    • Manzini C.
    The coagulation of cadaver blood.
    Minerva medicolegale. 1953; 73: 332
    • Google Scholar
58. • Naumann H.N.
    Studies on postmortem chemistry.
    J. Clin. Path. 1950; 20: 314
    • Google Scholar
59. • Nixon J.W.
    What an American surgeon saw in Russia.
    Bull. Am. Coll. Surgeons. 1961; 46: 85
    • Google Scholar
60. • Nordberg A.
    Development of rural public health in the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic during 1940–1960.
    Sovet. zdravookhr. 1960; 19: 7
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
61. • Obersteg J.I.
    Death and blood coagulation; experimental studies on the postmortem behavior of the blood in the second phase of coagulation.
    Deutsche. Ztschr. ges. gerichtl. Med. 1954; 43: 177
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
62. • Orsini B.
    Resistance of A, B, and Rh O agglutinogens to postmortem changes in cadavers.
    Minerva medicolegale. 1955; 75: 97
    • Google Scholar
63. • Pafomov G.
    • Saburova-Danilova I.
    New apparatus for processing cadaver blood.
    Probl. gematol. i pereliv. krovi. 1956; 1: 60
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
64. • Palmieri V.M.
    • Ramano C.
    Cadaveric green hemo-pigments.
    Sc. med. ital. 1957; 5: 582
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
65. • Paul J.
    Postmortem blood chemical determinations.
    Bull. Ayer Clin. Lab. Pennsylvania Hosp. 1925; 9: 51
    • Google Scholar
66. • Petrov B.A.
    Transfusion of cadaver blood.
    Surgery. 1959; 46: 651
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
67. • Prantl K.
    Contribution to the problem of postmortal blood coagulation; experience in practice.
    Praxis. 1956; 45: 886
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
68. • Pribilla O.
    Determination of blood cholinesterase in cadavers.
    Deutsche Ztschr. ges. gerichtl. Med. 1957; 46: 79
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
69. • Recine H.
    Forensic hemothanatology; experimental studies of the thrombocytolytic activity of cadaveric blood serum.
    Minerva medicolegale. 1958; 78: 64
    • Google Scholar
70. • Riddell V.H.
    Blood Transfusion.
    Oxford University Press, London1939
    • Google Scholar
71. • Robertson O.H.
    Transfusion with preserved red blood cells.
    Brit. M. J. 1918; 1: 691
    • Scopus (84)
    • PubMed
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
72. • Rous P.
    • Turner J.R.
    The preservation of living red cells in vitro.
    J. Exper. Med. 1916; 23: 219
    • Scopus (86)
    • PubMed
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
73. • Rubin G.
    Placental blood for transfusion.
    New York M. J. 1914; 100: 421
    • Google Scholar
74. • Scharf R.
    Utilization of placental blood.
    Polski tygodnik lek. 1958; 13: 1089
    • Google Scholar

75. Schechter, D. C., and Swan, H.: Sergei Yudin—a great surgeon. Submitted for publication.

    • Google Scholar
76. • Schleyer F.
    Quantitative analysis of fibrinogen degradation in cadaver blood.
    Arch. exper. Path. W. Pharmakol. 1950; 211: 292
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
77. • Schleyer F.
    Gerrinungsfaktoren im Leichenblut.
    Schmorl & von Seefeld, Hanover1950
    • Google Scholar
78. • Schleyer F.
    Paper electrophoretic analysis of the albumin level of cadaver blood serum.
    Arch. exper. Path. u. Pharmakol. 1954; 221: 306
    • Scopus (5)
    • PubMed
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
79. • Schleyer F.
    Studies on NH₃ blood levels in relation to postmortem time and vascular areas.
    Deutsche Ztschr. ges. gerichtl. med. 1957; 46: 1
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
80. • Schleyer F.
    Postmortem blood viscosity, blood-cell volume, osmotic erythrocyte resistance and blood sedimentation in relation to cadaver age and cause of death.
    Virchows Arch. path. Anat. 1958; 331: 276
    • Scopus (5)
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
81. • Schleyer F.
    On the relations between postmortal leukocyte vitality and cadaver age.
    Blut. 1960; 6: 147
    • Scopus (1)
    • PubMed
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
82. • Shamov V.N.
    • Kostriukov M.
    Questions of homoplasty from the cadaver. Blood transfusion from the cadaver.
    Trudi 3 Ukrain. siezda khir. 1929; 18: 184
    • Google Scholar
83. • Shamov V.N.
    The transfusion of stored cadaver blood.
    Lancet. 1937; 2: 306
    • Scopus (3)
    • Abstract
    • Google Scholar
84. • Shamov V.N.
    Origin of the idea of transfusion of blood from cadavers, and further prospects on use of fibrinolyzed blood.
    Eksper. khir. 1958; 3: 81
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
85. • Shinowara G.
    Postmortem chemistry.
    in: Proc. Ann. Conv. A. Coroners. 1953: 104
    • Google Scholar
86. • Skundina M.G.
    • Barenboim S.I.
    Transfusion of cadaver blood.
    Novy khir. arkhiv. 1932; 7: 101
    • Google Scholar
87. • Skundina M.G.
    • Rusakov A.V.
    • Ginsberg R.E.
    • Bocharov A.A.
    New citrated blood from cadavers.
    Sovet. khir. 1934; 7: 194
    • Google Scholar
88. • Skundina M.G.
    • Rusakov A.V.
    • Ginsberg R.E.
    • Bocharov A.A.
    Transfusion of cadaver blood without preservatives.
    Sovet. khir. 1934; 7: 259
    • Google Scholar
89. • Skundina M.G.
    • Ginsberg R.E.
    • Rusakov A.B.
    Biochemical changes in cadaver blood.
    Sovet. khir. 1935; 7: 78
    • Google Scholar
90. • Straumfjord Jr., J.V.
    • Butler J.J.
    Evaluation of antemortem acid-base status by means of determining the pH of postmortem blood.
    Am. J. Clin. Path. 1957; 28: 165
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
91. • Stavskaya E.
    Transfusion of placental and retroplacental blood.
    Novy khir. arkhiv. 1937; 37: 72
    • Google Scholar
92. • Stavskaya E.
    J. A. M. A. 1937; 108 (Abst.): 1226
    • Google Scholar
93. • Steffan P.
    Handbuch der Blutgruppenkunde. J. F. Lehmann, Munich1957
    • Google Scholar
94. • Swan H.
    The All-Soviet Surgical Congress of 1960. A. M. A. Arch. Surg. 82. 1961: 175
    • Google Scholar
95. • Tagnon H.J.
    The significance of fibrinolysis in the mechanism of coagulation of blood.
    J. Lab. & Clin. Med. 1942; 27: 1119
    • Google Scholar
96. • Tagnon H.J.
    • Levenson S.M.
    • Davidson C.S.
    • Taylor F.H.L.
    The occurrence of fibrinolysis in shock, with observations on the prothrombin time and the plasma fibrinogen during hemorrhagic shock.
    Am. J. M. Sc. 1946; 211: 88
    • Scopus (18)
    • PubMed
    • Crossref
    • Google Scholar
97. • Tarasov Mikhail M.
    Cadaveric Blood Transfusion.
    Ann. New York Acad. Sc. 1960; 8: 512
    • Google Scholar
98. • Tenconi J.
    • Palazzo R.
    Transfusión de sangre conservada.
    Semana méd. 1934; 1: 766
    • Google Scholar
99. • Tonge J.I.
    • Wannen J.S.
    The postmortem blood sugar.
    M. J. Australia. 1949; 1: 439
    • PubMed
    • Google Scholar
100. • Tsurinova E.G.
     Transfusion of whole and washed fibrinolyzed blood.
     Vestnik. khir. 1958; 80: 96
     • PubMed
     • Google Scholar
101. • Tzanck A.
     Concerning the transfusion of cadaver blood.
     Bull. et mém. Soc. méd. hôp. Paris. 1933; 49: 336
     • Google Scholar
102. • Waters E.T.
     • Markowitz J.
     • Jaques L.B.
     Anaphylaxis in the liverless dog, and observations on the anticoagulant of anaphylactic shock.
     Science. 1938; 87: 582
     • Scopus (5)
     • PubMed
     • Crossref
     • Google Scholar
103. • Weil R.
     Sodium citrate in the transfusion of blood.
     J. A. M. A. 1915; 64: 425
     • Scopus (34)
     • Crossref
     • Google Scholar
104. • Wiener A.S.
     Blood Groups and Transfusion.
     Charles C Thomas, Publisher, Springfield, Ill1943
     • Crossref
     • Google Scholar
105. • Williams D.N.
     • Hyatt G.W.
     The tissue bank of the Naval Medical School and you.
     Military Med. 1961; 126: 407
     • PubMed
     • Google Scholar
106. • Young E.L.
     Society news and notes.
     Am. Rev. Soviet Med. 1946–1947; 4: 381
     • Google Scholar
107. • Yudin (Judine) S.S.
     La Transfusion du sang de cadavre à l'homme.
     Masson et Cie, Paris1933
     • Google Scholar
108. • Yudin S.S.
     • Skundina S.
     The problem of cadaver blood transfusion.
     Wien. med. Wchnschr. 1934; 30–31: 817
     • Google Scholar
109. • Yudin S.S.
     The transfusion of cadaver blood to human beings.
     Presse méd. 1936; 44: 68
     • Google Scholar
110. • Yudin S.S.
     Transfusion of cadaver blood.
     J. A. M. A. 1936; 106: 997
     • Scopus (25)
     • Crossref
     • Google Scholar
111. • Yudin S.S.
     Transfusion of stored cadaver blood. Practical considerations; the first thousand cases.
     Lancet. 1937; 2: 361
     • Google Scholar
112. • Yudin S.S.
     Two thousand five hundred transfusions from cadaver to man.
     Sovet. med. 1938; 14: 14
     • Google Scholar