Effect of Denatured Plasma on Peripheral Circulation

The effect of administration of a longterm perfused plasma on the peripheral circulation was studied by means of the equilibration curve of intravenously injected 51Cr-tagged red cells. The equilibration of 51Cr-tagged red cells was prolonged when a long-term perfused plasma was injected. LMD and AT...

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Published in:	The Tohoku Journal of Experimental Medicine Vol. 101; no. 2; pp. 175 - 181
Main Authors:	TAKANO, KAZUHIKO, TSYTSUMI, EIAKI, SUZUKI, HIROSHI, HWANG, CHEN-TIH, ISHIKAWA, MAKOTO, MATOBA, NAOYA, KASAI, MORIO
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Japan Tohoku University Medical Press 01-01-1970
Subjects:	Adenosine Triphosphate - pharmacology Animals Blood Circulation Blood Proteins Chromium Isotopes denatured plasma Dextrans - pharmacology Dogs Erythrocytes Ethylmaleimide - pharmacology Hydrocortisone - pharmacology Insulin - pharmacology peripheral circulation Protein Denaturation
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Summary:	The effect of administration of a longterm perfused plasma on the peripheral circulation was studied by means of the equilibration curve of intravenously injected 51Cr-tagged red cells. The equilibration of 51Cr-tagged red cells was prolonged when a long-term perfused plasma was injected. LMD and ATP were effective in preventing the disturbance of circulation caused by denatured plasma; insulin and NEM were less effective; and cortisone showed a significantly favorable effect. Sequestration of blood in various organs could not be comfirmed in rabbits to which denatured plasma was injected.
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ISSN:	0040-8727 1349-3329
DOI:	10.1620/tjem.101.175