THE CARDIAC OUTPUT IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ANEMIA AS MEASURED BY THE TECHNIQUE OF RIGHT ATRIAL CATHETERIZATION
THE CARDIAC OUTPUT IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC ANEMIA AS MEASURED BY THE TECHNIQUE OF RIGHT ATRIAL CATHETERIZATION
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DOI:
10.1172/jci101610
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发表时间:
1945-01-01
影响因子:
15.9
通讯作者:
STEAD, EA
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作者:
BRANNON, ES;MERRILL, AJ;STEAD, EA
METHODS The cardiac output was measured by the utilization of the direct Fick principle. Samples of mixed venous blood from the right atrium and measurements of atrial pressure were obtained from an inlying atrial catheter, introduced into the venous system through the ante-cubital vein (1, 2). The oxygen consumption was de-termined by the analysis of a 2-minute sample of expired air, using the method of Haldane. The metabolic rate was recorded as the percentage of deviation from the expected basal metabolism. The oxygen content of the blood was measured by the method of Van Slyke and Neill (3). A point 5 cm. below the 4th right costo-chondral junction was usedas the reference point in reading the atrial pressure. The arterial pressure in the femoral artery was recorded optically by the method of Hamilton (4). The mean arterial pressure wasmeasured by planimetric integration of the area beneath the tracing. The peripheral resistance was calculated by