Bloodtransfusion and Problems of Bleeding

J.J. Van Loghem Previously to this symposium, five others have taken place in Groningen. The first one in 1976. This yearly scientific happening has continued. It has greatly stimulated the in­ terest in blood transfusion and all allied disciplines in our country. It is clear that these meetings are organized not only by a good scientist, but at the same time by a gifted or­ ganizer who, as director of the Red Cross Blood Bank Gro­ ningen-Drenthe, has shown that the heavy load of daily routin