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DETERMINATION OF PLASMA VOLUME
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1931The determination of the total volume of the circulating blood or plasma is assuming increasing importance from both the clinical point of view and that of research (Erlanger,1Rowntree, Brown and Roth,2Stander3). A study of the variation of the blood volume in pregnancy having been projected in this laboratory, it became necessary to investigate the ...
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1981
R. Goodlin, M. Quaife, J. Dirkseon
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R. Goodlin, M. Quaife, J. Dirkseon
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2004
Abstract : Scaling of volume and surface dominated plasmas were quantified by electrical, microwave and optical measurements. The application of these plasma devices range from RF plasma processing, high flux atom production, plasma switch and plasma assisted combustion.
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Abstract : Scaling of volume and surface dominated plasmas were quantified by electrical, microwave and optical measurements. The application of these plasma devices range from RF plasma processing, high flux atom production, plasma switch and plasma assisted combustion.
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Radiation therapy‐associated toxicity: Etiology, management, and prevention
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Kyle Wang
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Plasma volume in erythremic states
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1974M L, Nusynowitz, R, Blumhardt, J, Volpe
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Volume Replacement with Plasma
1969As citrated blood can be stored for only 3 weeks, methods for preservation of blood fractions were sought at an early date. Disregarding the excess of citrate, fresh plasma, i. e. citrated blood without erythrocytes, would theoretically be an ideal plasma replacement substance.
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