Plasmanate: a new plasma substitute for pediatric therapy.

Abstract	Plasmanate(R), a human-serum protein solution, appears to have all the attributes of an ideal plasma expander. Freedom from infection, immediate availability in a clear, stable solution and the apparent absence of antigenic properties are particularly valuable qualities. The efficacy and safety of Plasmanate was clinically demonstrated in the treatment of 125 infants and children. This solution seems especially effective in the treatment of acute shock states and for the physiologic correction of hypoproteinemia. Comparison with other plasma expanders makes Plasmanate the agent of choice in the initial treatment of shock states in pediatrics.
Authors	T C COCK, C M BINGER, J L DENNIS
Journal	California medicine (Calif Med) Vol. 89 Issue 4 Pg. 257-9 (Oct 1958) ISSN: 0008-1264 [Print] United States
PMID	13585142 (Publication Type: Journal Article)
Chemical References	Blood Proteins Plasma Substitutes Serum Albumin Serum Globulins plasma protein fraction Serum Albumin, Human
Topics	Blood Proteins (deficiency) Child Humans Infant Pediatrics Plasma Substitutes (therapeutic use) Serum Albumin Serum Albumin, Human Serum Globulins Shock

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