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The symptoms of anemia have been known since ancient times, and people have tried to cure its symptoms by various methods, including ferruginous water. The term “anemia” known to us today was introduced around 1843 by the French physician Gabriel Andral, one of the founders of scientific hematology. The word anemia comes from the ancient Greek ἄναιμος ánaimos “bloodless” and is composed of the prefix αν- an- “un-”, “without”, “not,” and the word αἷμα haíma “blood”.

Original publication

DOI

10.1007/978-3-031-57220-3_25

Type

Chapter

Book title

Fast Track Surgery in Hip and Knee Arthroplasty New Standards

Publication Date

01/01/2024

Pages

217 - 230