Blood Groups

Blood groups: In Health and Diseases

ABO blood type antigens are polymorphic, inherited structures presented on the surface of red blood cells. Although ABO blood group antigens is the most important antigens in transfusion medicine, its main role is not clearly clarified. Correlation between ABO blood group and susceptibility to certain infectious and non-infectious diseases is a controversial issue. Since, lack of blood type ant...

Blood Groups

A glance at the table of contents of the British Medical Bulletin on Blood Groups reveals the complexity of the subject. It is a credit to the editor that he assembled a group of authors who not only know what to say but how to say it. This volume, short and to the point, provides a review of the newer developments in immunohematology which is suitable for students and practicing physicians ali...

BLOOD TRANSFUSION and BLOOD GROUPS

ERS Helen W. Belding, M.D., Winston-Salem, .V.C’. Conrad Maier, M.D., Zurich, Switzerland Robert B. Chodos, M.D., Boston, Mass. Cesar Merino, M.D., Lima, Peru Roger C. Crafts, Ph.D., Cincinnati Milo s Netou ek, M.D., Praha, Czechoslovakia C. R. DasGupta, M.D., Calcutta, India Charles E. Rath, M.D., Washington Solomon Estren, M.D., New York Jean P. Souhier, M.D., Paris, France Ronald H. Girdw-oo...

Blood Groups and Blood Transfusion

Blood Groups and Heredity

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