Excessive erythrocytosis does not elevate capillary oxygen delivery in subcutaneous mouse tissue.

Thomas Frietsch; Max Gassmann; Gesine Groth; Klaus F Waschke; Johannes Vogel; Pedro Cabrales; Peter Vajkoczi; Alexandra Dorn-Beineke; Marcos Intaglietta; Heinz Kerger

doi:10.1080/10739680601131200

Excessive erythrocytosis does not elevate capillary oxygen delivery in subcutaneous mouse tissue.

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Excessive erythrocytosis does not elevate capillary oxygen delivery in subcutaneous mouse tissue.

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