In the same patient, after the first declamping and before the cavo-cavostomy rescue anastomosis, a profound reduction in the preload due to the sequestration of blood in the liver and in the splanchnic circulation occurred, and adrenaline boluses were administered to support the hemodynamics.
These roles range from energy production and cation sequestration to blood coagulation and fibrinolysis [28].
In addition to chitin binding, mosquito proteins with CBDs have also been described to bind heme and have a role in its sequestration during blood digestion [ 50].
The higher log Kow of DBC (7.4), compared to that of BaP (6.1), is believed to contribute to a prolonged sequestration in blood and other tissues.
Drug sequestration in blood-primed circuits has been shown to be much lower than that in crystalloid-primed circuits [ 27].
This biological context suggests inference of several distinct pathological processes from the retina to the brain is plausible, including sequestration, haemorrhage, blood-tissue barrier breakdown, and ischaemia (MacCormick et al., 2014).
Some of these proteins confer cytoadherence properties to the iE, leading to parasite sequestration from the blood stream.
In case of blood sequestration on the insertion site, sterile gauze was placed under the dressing.
In severe malaria, sequestration of red blood cells containing the mature parasites leads to tissue ischemia.
The observed oestrogenicity of oestrogen sulphamates, such as EMATE, is thought to be a consequence of their sequestration into red blood cells (RBCs) and slow release of the oestrogen moiety into plasma (Elger et al, 1998).
