BLOOD VOLUME IN CLINICAL SHOCK. II. THE EXTENT AND CAUSE OF BLOOD VOLUME REDUCTION IN TRAUMATIC, HEMORRHAGIC, AND BURN SHOCK12
Robert P. Noble, Magnus I. Gregersen, Priscilla M. Porter, Ann Buckman
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Robert P. Noble, Magnus I. Gregersen, Priscilla M. Porter, Ann Buckman
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Average plasma volume and total blood volume in normal men Plasma volume Total blood vol.No. of Age aver.__________Hemato -_________ Author Dye cases (range) crit ml. per ml, per ml.per ml.per kgm.sq.M. kgm.sq.M.
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Average plasma volume and total blood volume in normal men Plasma volume Total blood vol.No. of Age aver.__________Hemato -_________ Author Dye cases (range) crit ml. per ml, per ml.per ml.per kgm.sq.M. kgm.sq.M.
Key concepts: Hemorrhagic shock, Blood volume, Shock (circulatory), Medicine, Volume (thermodynamics), Traumatic Shock, Plasma volume, Blood volume determination