What indicators should best be used to evaluate progress in transfusion medicine?

Transfusion Medicine (TM) is a relatively young offspring of the family of sciences which came to development since Karl Landsteiner at the turn of the 19th Century discovered the fundamental blood group system AB0 in Vienna [1]. For this milestone discovery Kark Landsteiner in 1930 was awarded the Nobel prize [2].

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Journal of Clinical and Medical Images Case Reports
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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.55920/2771-019x/1769
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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What indicators should best be used to evaluate progress in transfusion medicine?

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What indicators should best be used to evaluate progress in transfusion medicine?

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Abstract

Transfusion Medicine (TM) is a relatively young offspring of the family of sciences which came to development since Karl Landsteiner at the turn of the 19th Century discovered the fundamental blood group system AB0 in Vienna [1]. For this milestone discovery Kark Landsteiner in 1930 was awarded the Nobel prize [2].

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