Titlebook: Blood Substitutes; Physiological Basis R. M. Winslow,K. D. Vandegriff,M. Intaglietta Book 1995 Birkh?user Boston 1995 Biologie.Medizin.bio

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Atmosphere of Finite Optical Thicknessicrocirculation and the balance between diffusive and convective oxygen transport. When blood volume is maintained with either crystalloid or colloidal volume replacement, microcirculatory oxygen transport is adequate for red blood cell losses of the order of 60%. Hemoglobin solutions utilizing αα-h

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Radiation Field in an Infinite Atmosphereeter, are coordinated in concert to optimize tissue oxygenation. Experimental models studied to date indicate that the set points for muscle blood flow are well above those needed to maintain oxidative metabolism. Thus, additional mechanisms must exist. A possible point of control is the supply of O

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Combat Casualties, Blood, and Red Blood Cell Substitutes: A Military Perspective in 1995,controlled and corrected. Effective first aid, resuscitation with crystalloid solutions and blood products, and surgical control of hemorrhage are the standard tools. Controlling hemorrhage will immediately reduce subsequent transfusion requirements and prevent the consequences of blood loss.

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Design of Chemically Modified and Recombinant Hemoglobins as Potential Red Cell Substitutes,atives are prepared by treatment of hemoglobin with some chemical reagent to yield a product that possesses a property considered desirable for a blood substitute. The degree of sophistication of these derivatives has, in general, increased in proportion to our knowledge of hemoglobin itself.

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