About the persistence of red blood cells in edema (cardiac, renal, and starving) in relation to 0.4% sodium chloride

Abstract

The determination of the persistence of red blood cells has long been of interest to scientists not only from the scientific, theoretical side, but also for the sake of its practical application at the bedside. From observations it turned out that blood sometimes reacts to infection or other diseases precisely by increasing the resistance of red blood cells. So, a similar increase was found in typhoid fever and relapsing fever, jaundice, stomach cancer, etc.

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