MP4, a new nonvasoactive PEG‐Hb conjugate

BACKGROUND: Vasoconstriction has been an obstacle to clinical development of Hb‐based O2 carriers. It is proposed that this limitation can be overcome by increasing molecular size and oxygen affinity.

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