BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
ISSN (PRINT): 0974-7427

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Xenotransfusion Research Articles

A 4-month-old female blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus) was introduced for reciprocal pelvic appendage break fix. Clinical assessment under sedation uncovered a water-hammer beat and a haematocrit of 0.13. A xenotransfusion was performed utilizing cow-like (Bos taurus) erythrocytes in light of failure to obtain a wildebeest benefactor. Clinical boundaries improved after transfusion and the post-employable haematocrit esteem was 0.31. The wildebeest remained physiologically stable with a progressively declining haematocrit for the following three days. On the third post-usable day, the wildebeest refractured its femur and was compassionately euthanised due to the poor guess for additional crack fix. Xenotransfusion utilizing blood from household ruminants speaks to a real existence sparing transient crisis treatment of iron deficient hypoxia in wild ungulates. Residential goats could be utilized as blood benefactors for uncommon ungulates where all donors are not accessible.

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