A human albumin of placental origin (albumin Rhodia) tested for tolerance.

Fifty infusions, each containing 125 ml 20% human albumin extracted from placental tissue, were tested in clinical practice. No effects such as changes in the patient's BP, pulse rate and rectal temperature were noted during the observation period, and no side-effects such as pain, dyspnoea, nasal symptoms, exanthema or thrombophlebitis, nor any other symptoms to suggest that the solution was not well tolerated.