HemAssist

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HemAssist

Transfusion medicine A proprietary–Baxter Intl–non-FDA-approved artificial blood, consisting of polyethylene glycol conjugated to cross-linked Hb from outdated blood. See Artificial blood, Blood substitutes.

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HemAssist was studied in patients with stroke and traumatic hemorrhage.

Oxygen Therapeutics: Pursuit of an Alternative to the Donor Red Blood ... by Paul M Ness and Melissa M Cushing / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Tour de France (July 7-29): Fun for the fans: From the names Erythropoietin, Quaranta, Hemassist, Haemoglobin, Pantini and Virenque, figure out which belong to cyclists and which belong to blood-enhancing drugs with which the cyclists hope not to get caught.

SPORTS CALENDAR FULL IN LAKERS OFFSEASON by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

The company suffered a setback, however, during clinical testing of HemAssist in trauma patients.

Blood Relatives by WANG, LINDA / Science News

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