Do central and mixed venous blood oxygen correlate well during acute normovolemic hemodilution in anesthetized pigs?
The findings indicate that also during hemodilution monitoring of central venous blood oxygen may be as useful as monitoring of mixed venous blood oxygen.
IFN-alpha induced a significant increase in ferritin, with a significant decrease in CRP, little increase in AAG, varying response of sPLA2 and no change in albumin. This finding suggests a specific role for IFN-alpha in the synthesis or secretion of ferritin. This mechanism may also be involved in the marked hyperferritinaemia in adult onset of Still's disease.