...L. Buscarini; F. Bassi A sedimentation of leucocytes on the membranes of the Kiil kidney occurs during haemodialysis. The cells are preponderant- represented by granulocytes; they are lost atend of dialysis. We calculated the numberof lost leucocytes to be about 10X10 9 . © 1972 S. Karger AG...

...Luigi Buscarini; Francesco Bassi Neutropenia early in haemodialysis is probably due to the return into the circulation of leucocytes damaged by the first contact with the dialyzing surface. The phenomenon finishes because the damaging action of the membranes may be rapidly eliminated...

...Luigi Buscarini We have studied the granulocyte reserve of bone marrow (ethiocholanolone test), the morphological aspects and the mitotic index of the granulopoietic line in 10 patients undergoing long-term haemodialysis. The granulocyte reserve was reduced in 7 cases. This phenomenon is probably...

...U. Sjögren; H. Thysell Bone marrow smears from 57 patients with chronic renal failure were morphologically analysed. In 55 patients on regular haemodialysis there was a slight ‘shift to the left’ and a significant eosinophilia within the granulopoiesis concurrently with slight megaloblastic changes...

...P. Scigalla; V.I. Gudim; V.S. Ivanova; N.A. Fedorov; P. Grossmann The erythropoietin activity and the erythropoiesis inhibiting factor(s) (EIF) were studied in the serum of 10 children and adolescents suffering from terminal renal insufficiency. The influence of haemodialysis on these factors...

...K. El-Reshaid; K.V. Johny; A. Hakim; H. Kamel; A. Sebeta; H. Hourani; F.B. Kanyike Erythropoietic response to exogenously administered recombinant human erythropoietin (rHuEpo) was examined in If maintenance haemodialysis patients with iron overload (IO). All had required numerous blood...