How shall we transfuse Hippolyta?

Graham, Brendan C.; Graham, Lindsey J.; Rose, Carl H.; Winters, Jeffrey L.

doi:10.1016/j.ajog.2017.10.023

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Epiloog: Eeuwige Roem Voor Leni Riefenstahl1

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“…There is great concern about alloimunization with WB . Is this an area that is also tradition versus data based?…”

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Get ready: whole blood is back and it's good for patients

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2018

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“…There is great concern about alloimunization with WB . Is this an area that is also tradition versus data based?…”

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“…For example, only a small minority of female patients of childbearing age are transfused. The risk of alloimunization by transfusing O+ LTWB to a Rh− woman of child bearing age is commonly reported at 22% (3%–30%) and an even smaller risk for her future child . If she is in hemorrhagic shock and requires a laparotomy, her mortality is more than 40%.…”

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Get ready: whole blood is back and it's good for patients

Holcomb

Jenkins

2018

Transfusion

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“…Evenmin had ze succes in de VS. Tijdens een privévoorstelling toonde Brundage zich wel enthousiast. 74 Het IOC kende op zijn instigatie aan de film in 1939 een prijs toe. Ook na de oorlog zou Riefenstahl zich blijven beijveren voor de vertoning, waarbij ze niet schuwde om nazi-symbolen en Hitler weg te snijden om haar apolitieke houding te demonstreren.…”

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De Olympische Spelen van 1936 en de Duitse aanspraken op het antieke Griekenland

Moormann¹

2021

Lampas

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The modern Olympic Games started with a modest, but international event in Athens in 1896, the result of a long preparation process launched by Baron De Coubertin. Some ancient elements were included, but as a whole these and subsequent Olympics were purely modern manifestations. Several classical references in the modern games were only introduced in the 1936 games which took place in a sinister Nazi Berlin. Here the organizers, in the context of a temporarily international and ‘open to the world’ national socialism, connected classical antiquity to contemporary ideology and instrumentalized ancient body culture as expressions of the ideology of Aryanism and German superiority. These claims of the Nazi games on antiquity form the subject of this contribution.

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