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,Microcirculatory Consequences of Blood Substitution with αα-Hemoglobin,icrocirculation 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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Commercial Light Scattering Instruments,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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