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Encyclopedia > George Washington Crile

George Washington Crile (1864 - 1943) was a significant. U.S. surgeon. George Washington Crile is now formally recognized as the first surgeon to have succeded in a direct blood transfusion.


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General George Washington Crile (450 words)
George Washington Crile was born on November 11th, 1864 on a farm near Chili, Ohio.
Crile's internationally distinguished career demonstrated the vital relationship between research and application to patient treatment.
At the time of his death the senior Crile had experimented with a pressure suit that was the prototype of those needed for high altitude supersonic speeds.
Red Gold . Innovators & Pioneers . George Washington Crile | PBS (924 words)
Crile, George Washington (Nov. 11, 1864 - Jan. 7, 1943), surgeon, was born near Chili, Ohio, the fifth of eight children of Michael Crile, a prosperous farmer, and Margaret (Dietz) Crile.
Crile's subsequent career was characterized by ambition, industry, and an intense curiosity regarding the role of physiology and emotional factors in successful surgery, a relationship that at the time was not generally recognized.
Crile saw that the prevention of shock was of far greater importance than its treatment, and to this end he advocated atraumatic and bloodless surgery combined with safe anesthesia.
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