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Plasma hemoglobin concentration ranges from 1.5 - 4.0 g/dl when dosages of 10-30 mL/Kg are administered.
Summary of interferences by Oxyglobin when using the Heska DriChem 4000 ®
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At the typical therapeutic dosages of Oxyglobin,
- The following analytes can be evaluated while Oxyglobin is present in the plasma:
Na, K, Cl, Ca, Creat, BUN, Chol, Glu. - The following analytes are unreliable while Oxyglobin is present in the plasma:
Alb, TBili, CK, GGT, Amylase, P. - The following analytes should be interpreted with caution, depending on the dosage of Oxyglobin administered:
ALP, Lipase, ALT, AST, Mg, Triglycerides, Uric Acid.
- The following analytes can be evaluated while Oxyglobin is present in the plasma:
- Assay Limitation Sheet available upon request.
Summary of interferences by Oxyglobin when using the i-STAT ® portable analyzer
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At the typical therapeutic dosages of Oxyglobin,
- The following analytes can be evaluated while Oxyglobin is present in the plasma:
BUN, iCa, Cl, K, Na, Creat, Glu, Hct, pCO2, pO2, Lactate. - The following analyte is unreliable while Oxyglobin is present in the plasma:
Calculated Hemoglobin
- The following analytes can be evaluated while Oxyglobin is present in the plasma:
- Assay Limitation Sheet available upon request.

is a Resource Guide for individuals interested in the impact of OPK Biotech's Hemoglobin Based Oxygen Carriers (HBOCs) on laboratory assays. The information presented for Hemopure® also applies to Oxyglobin®.
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Oxyglobin® Solution Use Video
View an Oxyglobin® Solution video case study of a dog with thrombocytopenia and IMHA being administered Oxyglobin.
