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Haemaccel

Known as: Haemaccels 
National Institutes of Health

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Polygeline

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2000
2000
Differential regulation of the oscillations in sympathetic nerve activity and renal blood flow following volume expansion
1999
1999
Acute hemodynamic changes following hemorrhage and volume restitution, using a low viscosity plasma expander, in anesthetized portal hypertensive rats.
Highly Cited
1997
Highly Cited
1997
Distribution of activated neurons in the rabbit brain following a volume load
1996
1996
A comparison of 4.5% human albumin solution and Haemaccel in neonates undergoing major surgery
In a randomized blinded study we compared two colloid solutions in 30 neonates undergoing major surgery. Fifteen neonates… 
1994
1994
Cardiac Arrest following Haemaccel
Serious anaphylactoid reactions to polygeline (Haemaccel®, Hoechst) were reported by Ring and Messner in 1977 to have an… 
1984
1984
Optimization of a vehicle solution for the introduction and removal of glycerol with rabbit kidneys.
1983
1983
Hypotension during epidural analgesia for Caesarean section
The incidence of hypotension occurring in women undergoing Caesarean section with epidural analgesia was investigated in 60… 
1982
1982
Haemodilution for Major Vascular Surgery — Using 3.5% Polygeline (Haemaccel)
Intra-operative haemodilution and autotransfusion was carried out in 32 patients having major vascular surgery. The intra… 
1979
1979
Fatal reaction to haemaccel
A case is described of fatal bronchospasm which was probably due to an allergic response initiated by 'Haemaccel'. 
1978
1978
Renal preservation by hypothermic perfusion. IV. The use of gelatin polypeptides as the sole colloid.
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