1959
DOI: 10.1111/j.1423-0410.1959.tb03642.x
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Clinical Investigations with a Heat‐Treated Plasma Protein Fraction — Plasmanate®

Abstract: Summary A new plasma expander and intravenous nutrient has recently been prepared from human plasma. This expander — commercially known as Plasmanate — is available as a 5 % solution of selected human plasma proteins in a hypotonic saline diluent. Its plasma expanding properties have been shown to be equivalent to those of an equal amount of protein in the form of human serum albumin, salt poor, when administered intravenously to normal volunteers. Plasmanate has been found not to alter significantly the urina… Show more

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“…It has been known since 1959 that the volume effect of the American PPS solution, Plasmanate, corresponds to the amount infused for many hours [151]. We have also tested the volume effect of Swiss PPS II in the same experimental series as HDP (Fig.…”
Section: Pasteurized Plasma Protein Solutionmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…It has been known since 1959 that the volume effect of the American PPS solution, Plasmanate, corresponds to the amount infused for many hours [151]. We have also tested the volume effect of Swiss PPS II in the same experimental series as HDP (Fig.…”
Section: Pasteurized Plasma Protein Solutionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Sensitization to this plasma type could not be proved [151]. The frequency of transfusion reactions is stated as 1-2% [151, 1282].…”
Section: Pasteurized Plasma Protein Solutionmentioning
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“…The reaction could be caused by the active ingredient of Tc-99m macrosalb, namely macro-aggregates prepared from human serum albumin. Anaphylaxis has been described for human albumin used as volume substitutes [ 12 14 ]. In one study, an incidence of 0.011% was determined [ 13 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As part of a clinical trial [2], we obtained the sera of 14 human volunteers who had been injected with Plasmanate, as described under Methods. The 14 individuals were bled before injection, and each received daily intramuscular injections of Plasmanate for 9 days.…”
Section: Antigenicity Of Plasmanate In Manmentioning
confidence: 99%