ON THE THEORY OF THE INDICATOR-DILUTION METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF BLOOD FLOW AND VOLUME
ON THE THEORY OF THE INDICATOR-DILUTION METHOD FOR MEASUREMENT OF BLOOD FLOW AND VOLUME
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DOI:
10.1152/jappl.1954.6.12.731
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发表时间:
1954-01-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
ZIERLER, KL
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作者:
MEIER, P;ZIERLER, KL
FIG. I. Schema of vascular bed with injection sites P, P’and sampling sites Q, Q’. circumstances under which the indicator-dilution technics provide reasonable measures of mean ci. rculation time. In particular, the instantaneous injection and constant injection technics will be shown to share essentially the same advantages and defects. As the latter method has escaped some of the criticism applied to the former, their equivalence may be regarded as additional support for the instantaneous injection technic.The issues are obscured to a considerable extent by the complex nature of a vascular bed. In order to make clear the rationale of the Stewart-Hamilton methods we will consider first a relatively simple model in which certain complications do not arise. The effects of these complications are considered in SECTION 3.