Sherman D M, Tsygura I T
Biull Eksp Biol Med. 1978 Dec;86(12):697-700.
In acute experiments on 70 dogs at the late stage of the organism response to acute massive blood loss hemotransfusions, infusion of decalcinated gelatinol, or of a 0.9% solution of sodium chloride were incapable of preventing death of the animals. Intravenous infusions of a 10% calcium chloride solution following such therapy promoted survival of most of the animals.
在对70只处于急性大量失血后机体反应后期的狗进行的急性实验中，输注脱钙明胶醇或0.9%氯化钠溶液均无法防止动物死亡。在此类治疗后静脉输注10%氯化钙溶液可使大多数动物存活。
