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Finally, the experimental model of hemorrhage and hemodilution does not address the applicability of our results to septic conditions.

This study compares the hemostatic capabilities of the RDH Bandage with the standard U.S Army First Aid Field Bandage (AFAFB), utilizing a controlled lethal aortotomy model of hemorrhage.

The current experiment was performed to validate this concept in a clinically relevant large animal model of hemorrhage and resuscitation, and to correlate the changes in histone acetylation with altered expression of immediate-early response genes.

HTS resuscitation also increased survival, and reduced lung injury, in a two-hit injury model of hemorrhage followed by cecal ligation and puncture in mice [ 27].

In this animal model of hemorrhage and increased vasomotor tone induced by phenylephrine the ability of dynamic indices to predict fluid responsiveness seems to be impaired, masking the true fluid loss.

The first aim of this study was to investigate the effects of an increase of vascular tone on preload dynamic variables of fluid responsiveness in a rabbit model of hemorrhage.

In a model of hemorrhage-induced ALI, pretreatment with an A2A agonist attenuated increases in both PMN sequestration into the lung and microvascular permeability.

Such doses and higher (until 300 mg kg−1) have already been used in models of hemorrhage in rats with safety but variable efficacy [26].

In various animal models of hemorrhage, rFVIIa has been shown to be an effective procoagulant adjunct for controlling bleeding [ 145, 146].

Moreover, complement depletion or inhibition demonstrated beneficial effects in animal models of hemorrhage, and therefore they represent an interesting novel treatment option [ 162] in the clinical arena.

Thus far, the PEG-LysNH2 has demonstrated to be adherent to ex-vivo tissues, resistant and easily applied, but it has yet to prove its efficacy in controlling active hemorrhage in in-vivo models of hemorrhage.