1. Progress in Hemotherapy—Introduction

   • Sven -Erik Bergentz

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 1 - 1

2. The use of blood components in surgical transfusion therapy

   • Claes F. Högman
   • Lars Bagge
   • Lars Thorén

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 2 - 13

3. The use of blood components in the treatment of congenital coagulation disorders

   • Inga Marie Nilsson
   • S. Anders Larsson
   • Sven -Erik Bergentz

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 14 - 19

4. The use of blood components in patients with malignancy

   • Scott Murphy

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 20 - 24

5. Immune hemolytic transfusion reactions

   • Halina Seyfried
   • Irena Walewska

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 25 - 29

6. Transmission of diseases by blood transfusion

   • Siegfried Seidl
   • Peter Kühnl

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 30 - 35

7. Transfusion-associated acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

   • Thomas A. Peterman

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 36 - 40

8. Acceptable hematocrit levels in surgical patients

   • K. F. W. Messmer

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 41 - 46

9. Autologous blood predeposit for elective surgery: An Italian experience

   • P. Rebulla
   • A. M. Giovanetti
   • “Autotransfusion Team”

   Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 47 - 52

10. Acute limited normovolemic hemodilution: A method for avoiding homologous transfusion

    • Eike Martin
    • Ernil Hansen
    • Klaus Peter

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 53 - 59

11. Intraoperative autotransfusion

    • John L. Glover
    • Thomas A. Broadie

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 60 - 64

12. The appropriate role of frozen-stored red blood cells in transfusion practice

    • Hugh Chaplin Jr.

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 65 - 68

13. The use of plasma substitutes with special attention to their side effects

    • K. F. W. Messmer

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 69 - 74

14. Recent developments in the area of massive transfusion

    • John A. Collins

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 75 - 81

15. Worldwide supply of blood and blood products

    • Anthony F. H. Britten

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 82 - 85

16. Blood transfusion: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow

    • Witold J. Rudowski

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 86 - 93

17. Vagal regeneration after parietal cell vagotomy: An experimental study in dogs

    • M. A. Cuesta Valentin
    • M. Doblas Dominguez
    • E. Bengoechea Gonzalez

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 94 - 100

18. Invited commentary

    • Charles G. Clark

    Progress Symposium-Hemotherapy Pages: 100 - 100

19. Comparison of selective and nonselective single-dose antibiotic cover in biliary surgery

    • N. S. Ambrose
    • D. L. Morris
    • M. R. B. Keighley

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 101 - 104

20. Invited commentary

    • Daniel W. Elliott

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 104 - 104

21. Tuberculous mastitis: A continuing problem

    • S. N. Banerjee
    • N. Ananthakrishnan
    • S. Parkash

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 105 - 108

22. Invited commentary

    • G. A. G. Decker

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 109 - 109

23. The hyperfunctioning intrathyroidal parathyroid gland: A potential pitfall in parathyroid surgery

    • M. H. Wheeler
    • E. D. Williams
    • J. S. H. Wade

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 110 - 113

24. Invited commentary

    • Caldwell B. Esselstyn Jr.

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 114 - 114

25. Identification and antibiotic prophylaxis of high-risk patients in elective colorectal surgery

    • A. Törnqvist
    • A. Forsgren
    • J. Ursing

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 115 - 118

26. Invited commentary

    • A. V. Pollock

    Original Scientific Reports Pages: 118 - 119

27. Duodenal carcinoid in neurofibromatosis: A calcitonin- and amyloid-containing tumor

    • Zoltan Posalaky
    • Michael Mulholland
    • Irene P. Posalaky

    Case Report Pages: 120 - 124