Canine whole blood with CPDA-1 stored over 28 days and exposed to temperature over 25˚C may have resulted in the assumed loss of membrane integrity, causing hemolysis. The observed outcome of the study implies that EOF underwent statistically significant influence by increasing temperatures and was only affected in lesser degrees by storage time.
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