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Blood plasma of patients with burns was examined by NMR relaxation over the course of exchange plasmapheresis and delayed reinfusion of sorbed defrosted autoplasma. Prolonged time of aqueous proton relaxation was revealed, evidencing a positive time course. A hypothetical model of this mechanism is suggested.
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