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Use of the Hematocrit for Estimating Changes in Plasma and Red Cell Volumes in the Rat

Kenju Miki, Keizō Shiraki, Sueko SAGAWA, T. Morimoto

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Methods to quantitate changes in plasma volume based on changes in the hematocrit, which have been widely used in human subjects and large animals, were tested in small animals, such as rats. A modified equation was derived for application of the hematocrit method to small animals.

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Methods to quantitate changes in plasma volume based on changes in the hematocrit, which have been widely used in human subjects and large animals, were tested in small animals, such as rats. A modified equation was derived for application of the hematocrit method to small animals.

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Methods to quantitate changes in plasma volume based on changes in the hematocrit, which have been widely used in human subjects and large animals, were tested in small animals, such as rats. A modified equation was derived for application of the hematocrit method to small animals.

Key concepts: Hematocrit, Plasma volume, Red Cell, Chemistry, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Biology, Medicine

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