BLOOD TRANSFUSION
FRENCH DEVICE SHOWN. A demonstration was given at Leeds General Infirmary recently of a new appliance for the transfusion of blood which Lord Moynihan, the surgeon, regards as of great importance in surgical practice. Two French surgeons, Mm. Becart and Pauchqt, who first showed their appliance in Paris a fortnight ago, gave the demonstration. The new method is stated to prevent the exposure of the blood to the air and to maintain its temperature.
The apparatus consists of a small electrical appliance with two tubes, one taking the blood from the donor and the other transmitting it to the patient.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 December 1933, Page 2
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