Experimental study of corrective effects of human umbilical blood nuclears under conditions of a posthemorrhagic state
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T A Fedorova1, G A Shevelova, M V Appalup
1Department of Gravitation Hematological Surgery, V I Kulakov Center of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology, Federal Agency for High-Technological Medical Care, Moscow, Russia. tfedorova1@mail.ru
Intravenous transfusion of nucleated cells from human umbilical cord blood (10(6)/ml saline) to female rats 3 h after massive blood loss produced a pronounced corrective effect (day 5): alleviates posthemorrhagic changes and normalizes hemoconcentration parameters, metabolic disorders, and behavioral reactions.
Intravenous transfusion of nucleated cells from human umbilical cord blood (10(6)/ml saline) to female rats 3 h after massive blood loss produced a pronounced corrective effect (day 5): alleviates posthemorrhagic changes and normalizes hemoconcentration parameters, metabolic disorders, and behavioral reactions.
