The effect of the perftoran--a blood replacing emulsion with multifunctional properties--on the biochemical parameters of blood serum has been studied in rats with acute exudative inflammation. It is established, that perfloran does not influence the adaptive biochemical reactions on early terms of inflammation development. At the same time, perftoran essentially reduces exudate volume, however this effect is short-time upon single infusion of the preparation.

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