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Determination of Blood Volume in Nephrotic Patients
American Journal of Nephrology, 2008We assessed blood volume (BV) in 20 edematous patients with nephrotic syndrome and in 32 subjects without renal or other disease liable to induce BV variation. Two methods were chosen, one using 131I-albumin and the other 51Cr red blood cells. Among the 20 patients, 11 presented minimal-change lesions, and 9 had histological glomerular impairment.
M, Olmer +3 more
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TRANSFUSION THERAPY GUIDED BY BLOOD VOLUME DETERMINATIONS
Survey of Anesthesiology, 1962Abstract Data are presented to demonstrate the accuracy and convenience of a new instrument for rapid, semiautomatic blood volume determination by radioactive tracer dilution and the usefulness of such determinations for guiding transfusion therapy in surgical patients.
J A, WILLIAMS, H A, FRANK
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Errors of the backextrapolation method in determination of the blood volume
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 1999Backextrapolation is an empirical method to calculate the central volume of distribution (for example the blood volume). It is based on the compartment model, which says that after an injection the substance is distributed instantaneously in the central volume with no time delay. The occurrence of recirculation is not taken into account.
T, Schröder +5 more
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VALUE OF BLOOD VOLUME DETERMINATIONS IN GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASE
Archives of Surgery, 1953THE THEORETICAL basis for blood volume studies in surgical patients has been well established by many investigators.1More recently, Lyons and his co-workers2have been responsible for reemphasizing the physiologic and therapeutic implications gained from these measurements.
E H, ELLISON +3 more
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Whole Blood Volume Determinations
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1974To the Editor. —The work of Valeri and Cooper ( Arch Intern Med 132: 534-538, 1973) shows well the problem of measuring plasma volume accurately with sodium chromate Cr 51 serum albumin. But the authors come to the unwarranted conclusion that the best method of determining whole blood volume is to measure only red blood cell (RBC) mass.
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Effect of circulatory states on determinations of blood volume
The American Journal of Medicine, 1953T HE blood volume is the sum of the volume of plasma and volume of cells in the circulatory system. The technics that have been devised for estimating blood volume in the living animal or in man depend on the measurement of the volume distribution of a known amount of some suitable test substance introduced into the blood stream.
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Problems of Blood Volume Determination
1969Because of the great importance of the volume factor in the management of shock, mortality studies in animal experiments for evaluating the therapeutic effect of plasma substitutes in man should go hand in hand with exact methods for determination of blood volume.
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Blood Volume Determinations in Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage
Southern Medical Journal, 1957I C, KEEVER, M P, TYOR, J M, RUFFIN
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Semimicro-Method for Blood Volume and Erythrokinetic Determinations
Acta Haematologica, 2009R P, SPENCER +3 more
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