… The effective or circulating blood volume remains an important theoretical and
therapeutic problem in the shock field. For years, UF GRUBER has pursued this question …

… of massive blood loss … Massive blood loss is an extremely difficult topic to study. The
etiologies and the clinical settings are various and the blood components used for the replacement …

… where significant blood loss is known to occur and where transfusion of blood products is …
blood loss, and (3) increasing individual tolerance towards anemia and accurate blood …

… The present review is related to blood replacement with nanobiotechnology-engineered
Hb and nanodimension artificial RBC. Nanobiotechnology is the assembling of biological …

… patient of blood components based on … blood which contains a low concentration of platelets
and labile coagulation factors. On the other hand, a need for massive blood replacement …

… In this study we determined the efficacy of this new blood substitute in the … blood replacement.
The long-term survival of this model was demonstrated after extensive blood replacement. …

… isolated from red blood cells could be used as blood replacements. In 1871, they also
examined the use of animal plasma and blood as a substitute for human blood. Both of these …

… crystalloid solutions, with blood and blood products used for … complications associated with
blood transfusions in resuscitation … Novel blood substitutes, hypertonic saline, and minimally …

… Total hip–replacement surgery patients who were randomized for cell saver were automatically
assigned to postoperative autologous blood reinfusion, as the cell saver collected blood …

… unmodified blood through the compensated and replacement routes. Compensated and
replacement donors are still a significant and sometimes predominant part of the blood supply …