Corrigendum to “Pioneers & Pathfinders: Canadian Surgeons and the Introduction of Blood Transfusion in War Surgery” [Transfus Med Rev 2008; 22: 77-86] (Canadian Surgeons and the Introduction of Blood Transfusion in War Surgery (2008) 22(1) (77–86), (S0887796307000880), (10.1016/j.tmrv.2007.09.004));Canadian Surgeons and the Introduction of Blood Transfusion in War Surgery

Transfusion Medicine Reviews

Volumn 22, Issue 1, 2008, Pages 77-86

  Pinkerton, Peter H ^a,b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO   (Canada)

^b SUNNYBROOK RESEARCH INSTITUTE   (Canada)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ARTICLE; BATTLE INJURY; BLEEDING; BLOOD TRANSFUSION; CANADA; HUMAN; MEDICAL PRACTICE; MEDICAL PROFESSION; PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE; SURGEON; UNITED KINGDOM; UNITED STATES;

EID: 36549020083     PISSN: 08877963     EISSN: 15329496     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.tmrv.2023.03.002     Document Type: Erratum

References (60)

1. Landsteiner K. Uber Agglutinationserscheinungen normalen menschlichen Blutes. Wien Klin Wochenschr 14 (1901) 1132-1134
2. Diamond L.K. A history of blood transfusion. In: Wintrobe M.M. (Ed). Blood pure and eloquent. A story of discovery, of people, and of ideas (1980), McGraw Hill, New York 658-688
3. Pelis K. Blood standards and failed fluids: Clinic, lab, and transfusion solutions in London, 1868-1916. Hist Sci 39 (2001) 185-213
4. Lindeman E. Simple syringe transfusion with special cannulas, a method applicable to infants and adults. Am J Dis Child 6 (1913) 28-32
5. Unger L.J. A new method of syringe transfusion. JAMA 64 (1915) 582-584
6. Kimpton A.R., and Brown J.H. A new and simple method of transfusion. JAMA 61 (1913) 117-118
7. Schneider W.H. Blood transfusion in peace and war, 1900-1918. Soc Hist Med 10 (1997) 105-126
8. Pinkerton P.H. Canada's transfusion medicine pioneer: Lawrence Bruce Robertson. Transfusion 41 (2001) 283-286
9. Pelis K. Taking credit: The Canadian Army Medical Corps and the British conversion to blood transfusion in WW1. J Hist Med 56 (2001) 238-277
10. Carrel A. Anastomosis and transplantation of vessels. Am Med 10 (1905) 329-332
11. Crile G. The technique of direct transfusion of blood. Ann Surg 46 (1907) 329-332
12. Gotlieb A. A pictorial history of blood practice and transfusion (1992), Arcane Publications, Scottsdale, AZ
13. Wright A.E. On a method of determining the condition of blood coagulability for clinical and experimental purposes, and on the effect of the administration of calcium salts in haemophilia and actual or threatened haemorrhage. Br Med J 2 (1893) 223-225
14. Mollison P.L. The introduction of citrate as an anticoagulant for transfusion and of glucose as a red cell preservative. Br J Haematol 108 (2000) 13-18
15. Weil R. Sodium citrate in the transfusion of blood. JAMA 64 (1915) 425-426
16. Lewisohn R. Blood transfusion by the citrate method. Surg Gynecol Obstet 21 (1915) 37-47
17. Hektoen L. Isoagglutination of human corpuscles with respect to demonstration of opsonic index and to transfusion of blood. JAMA 48 (1907) 1739-1740
18. Diamond L.K. The story of our blood groups. In: Wintrobe M.M. (Ed). Blood pure and eloquent. A story of discovery, of people and of ideas (1980), McGraw Hill, New York 690-717
19. Ottenberg R., and Kaliski D. Accidents in transfusion: their prevention by preliminary blood examinations. JAMA 61 (1913) 2138-2140
20. Ottenberg R. Reminiscences of the history of blood transfusion. Mt Sinai J Med NY 4 (1937) 264-271
21. Moss W.L. Studies on isoagglutinins and isohemolysins. Bull Johns Hopkins Hosp 21 (1910) 63-69
22. Editorial. The transfusion of blood. Br Med J 2:1006-1007, 1907
23. Editorial. Transfusion of blood in military and civil practice. Lancet 1:773-774, 1918
24. Moynihan B. The operation of blood transfusion. Lancet 1 (1918) 826
25. Faulds A.G. Direct transfusion of blood. J Royal Army Med Corps 27 (1916) 644-648
26. Annual Reports 1913-1914 to 1923-1924. Archives Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, ON, Canada.
27. Robertson L.B., and Brown A. Blood transfusion in infants and young children. Can Med Assoc J 5 (1915) 298-305
28. Gallie W.E., and Robertson L.B. Pyloric stenosis in infants. Presentation to Ontario Medical Association, June 1916. Archives of Ontario, Bruce Robertson papers, file no. F1374. The information cited here regarding blood transfusion is not included in the published version in Can Med Assoc J Vol 7 (1917) 1-9
29. Pelis K. Edward Archibald's notes on blood transfusion in war surgery-A commentary. Wilderness Environ Med 13 (2002) 211-214
30. Records of military service of L B Robertson. In: National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Accession No. RG150 1992.93/166, Box 8363
31. Robertson L.B. The transfusion of whole blood. A suggestion for its more frequent employment in war surgery. Br Med J 2 (1916) 38-40
32. MacPhail A. Official history of the Canadian Forces in the Great War 1914-1919 (1925), F A Acland, The King's Printer, Ottawa
33. Archives of Ontario. Bruce Robertson papers. File no. F1374
34. Keynes G. The gates of memory (1981), Clarendon Press, Oxford
35. Robertson L.B., and Watson C.G. Further observations on the results of blood transfusion in war surgery with special reference to the results in primary hemorrhage. Br Med J 2 (1917) 679-683
36. Robertson L.B., and Watson C.G. Further observations on the results of blood transfusion in war surgery with special reference to the results in primary hemorrhage. Ann Surg 67 (1918) 1-13
37. Robertson L.B. A contribution on blood transfusion in war surgery. Lancet 1 (1918) 759-762
38. Robertson L.B. Exsanguination-transfusion. A new therapeutic measure in the treatment of severe toxemias. Arch Surg 9 (1924) 1-15
39. Robertson L.B., and Boyd G.L. The toxemia of severe superficial burns. J Lab Clin Med 9 (1923) 1-14
40. Records of the military service of Alexander Primrose. National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Accession No. RG 150 1992.93/166, Box 7986-6
41. Records of military service of E S Ryerson. National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Accession No. RG 150 1992.93/166, Box 8588-26
42. Primrose A., and Ryerson E.S. The direct transfusion of blood. Its value in haemorrhage and shock in the treatment of the wounded in war. Br Med J 2 (1916) 384-386
43. Guiou N.M. Transfusion. A Canadian surgeon's story in war and peace (1985), Stoneycroft Publications, Yarmouth, NS, Canada
44. University of Toronto Archives. David E, Robertson, A73-0026/381(44)
45. Records of military service of Edward Archibald. National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Accession No. RG 150 1992.93/166, Box 211-35
46. Archibald E. A note upon the employment of blood transfusion in war surgery. Lancet 2 (1916) 429-431
47. Archibald E. A note upon the employment of blood transfusion in war surgery. J Royal Army Med Corps 27 (1916) 636-644
48. Records of military service of N M Guiou. National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Accession No. RG 150 1992.93/166, Box 3880-67
49. Lee R.I. A simple and rapid method for the selection of suitable donors for transfusion by the determination of blood groups. Br Med J 2 (1917) 684-685
50. Robertson O.H. Transfusion with preserved red cells. Br Med J 1 (1918) 691-695
51. Guiou N.M. Blood transfusion in a field ambulance. Br Med J 1 (1918) 695-696
52. Gordon-Taylor G., and Walker K.M. Blood transfusion. In: Macpherson W.G., Bowlby A.A., Wallace C., and English C. (Eds). History of the Great War based on official documents. Surgery of the war (1922), HMSO, London 108-133
53. Editorial. The transfusion of whole blood. Br Med J 2:695-696, 1917
54. Makins G.H. The development of British surgery in the hospitals on the lines of communication in France. Br Med J 1 (1917) 789-806
55. Sloggett A.T. Memorandum on the treatment of injuries in war based on experience of the present campaign (1915), His Majesty's Stationery Office, London
56. Sloggett A.T. Injuries and diseases of war. A manual based on experience of the present campaign in France (1918), His Majesty's Stationery Office, London
57. Fullerton A., Dreyer G., and Bazett H.C. Observations on direct transfusion of blood, with a description of a simple method. Lancet 1 (1917) 715-719
58. Taylor G. On abdomino-thoracic wounds of warfare. Br Med J ii (1919) 131-134
59. Comptes-rendus de la conference chirurgicale interalliee pour l'etude des plaies de guerre. 4th session (11-15 Mars 1918). Arch Med Pharm Mil 70 (1918) 121-185
60. Hess J.R., and Schmidt P.J. The first blood banker: Oswald Hope Robertson. Transfusion 40 (2000) 110-113