Bloodletting was once the treatment for almost all maladies and, when carried out in moderation, caused little harm.
An edition of Blood transfusion in clinical medicine
(1951)
Blood Transfusion in Clinical Medicine
by P. L. Mollison, C. P. Engelfriet, and Marcela Contreras
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