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Dex-BTC=benzene-tetracarboxylate substituted dextran (), Hb=hemoglobin (), HBOC=hemoglobin based oxygen carrier (), HEA=hydroxyethyl starch (), MAP=mean arterial pressure (), MFG=modified fluid gelatin (), NO=nitric oxide (), RBC=red blood cell (), Tyr=Tyrode solution (), tA=primary aggregation time (), tF=final aggregation time (), γ̇D=partial disaggregation of rouleaux (), γ̇S=total disaggregation of rouleaux ()Purchase one-time access:
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