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April 1, 1955Experimental Biology and Medicine41 citations

Resistance to Bacteria in Hemorrhagic Shock. II. Effect of Transient Vascular Collapse on Sensitivity to Endotoxin.

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FSF. B. SchweinburgJFJ. Fine

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Rabbits transfused after one to 2 hours in hemorrhagic shock nearly always recover. During the immediate post transfusion recovery phase the sensitivity to a purified E. colt toxin is increased 100,000 times normal. Return to normal tolerance to the endotoxin requires about 48 hours.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6f96bbc92390ac2d07a3fehttps://doi.org/10.3181/00379727-88-21662
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