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Morphological effects of transfusions with hemoglobin solutions

H I Friedman, F DeVenuto

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|April 1, 1982

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Stroma-free hemoglobin solution (SFH) initially supports oxygen transport but can cause liver damage and diuresis due to rapid hemoglobin degradation. Maintaining volume prevents necrosis, indicating careful administration is crucial.

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