… In analogy to what was done for human RBCs and WBCs, the quantification of the amount …
iodinate contrast agents on blood parameters (viscosity, platelet function, RBCs' morphology). …

… , morphology, and percentage of hemolysis in red blood cells … or iodinated radiographic
contrast media (IRCM) are used. … that primary human red blood cells, not established human cell …

… The present work shows potential of human erythrocytes in … The researchers using X-ray
diffraction found that ASA at 80 μM … show any significant changes in erythrocyte morphology. In …

… renal hypoperfusion induces erythrocyte deformation and increases … adverse effects
compared to low and iso-osmolar agents [24]… Nonetheless, the size and morphology of metallic …

… IV contrast media improve the diagnostic power of radiology examinations. These … as
microbubbles, ultrasound contrast agents are large relative to vessel wall structure and stay in the …

… with the administration of contrast agents. There are two main types of contrast agents that
are … Upon coating RBC-M, a core–shell structure was obtained as evidence in transmission …

… the overall morphological and surface membrane characteristics of isolated red blood cells
(RBCs). … Panels (A)(i)–(D)(i) show in detail the change in shape morphology of specific PLTs, …

… The vessel structure in the cortex was also similar to the SURE and SR images. Fourier ring
… , if the use of contrast agents can be avoided. This article suggests using the erythrocytes as …

… the surface of RBCs, suggesting that direct interactions, or hitchhiking, of nanobubbles on
RBCs in the presence of plasma may be a possible mechanism for the observed effects. This …

… red blood cell membrane-coated ultrasmall NaGdF 4 nanoparticles that exhibit much higher
longitudinal molar relaxivity (r 1 ) than the clinically used contrast agent … the structure of the …