Titlebook: Blood Replacement; Ulrich F. Gruber Book 1969 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1969 blood.research.shock

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Holger H. Walter,Jochen Landgrafgard to the principle that blood should . be replaced with blood. It is certain today that the total hepatitis frequency (non-icteric plus icteric cases) after blood transfusions is much higher than was previously assumed; thus one should stipulate that blood should be given only when the oxygen sup

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Holger H. Walter,Jochen Landgrafese requirements for the most part, while gelatin does not fulfill point 4 with regard to intravascular persistence. Nor does gelatin in any way fulfill the point dealing with the same problem in the requirements set up in 1963 by the American . [.]: “It should be retained to the extent of 50% of th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-21907-8olic data on the question of the extent to which volume replacement is possible with erythrocyte-free solutions in humans. The entire problem of ., . at various Hct levels under shock conditions in humans has been little investigated or not at all. Further data is necessary concerning the importance

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Practical Conclusions albumin can be manufactured only in limited quantity, and they are extremely expensive; thus it seems appropriate to stockpile larger quantities of dextran 70 for the needs of the army and civil defence. In times of peace these stores could certainly be used in the civilian sphere.

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Yevgen Grynko,Yuriy G. Shkuratov refilling of the vascular system, larger blood losses must be replaced by means of infusions of blood, plasma, artificial colloids or electrolyte solutions. If the lost volume has reached a certain degree and cannot be replaced immediately, a syndrome arises which is termed shock.

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