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Evidence of the automatic action of isohemotransfusion on the functional condition of the nervous system

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Isohemotransfusion increases the function of a denervated sympathetic node (section of a preganglionic fiber) demonstrating the automatic effect of the transfused blood on the functional condition of the nervous system. The data obtained proves the expediency of gangliolytics administration for the prophylaxis and checking the transfusional reactions.

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Glants, R.M. Evidence of the automatic action of isohemotransfusion on the functional condition of the nervous system. Bull Exp Biol Med 47, 438–441 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00779622

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