Kinetics of Distribution of Inulin Between Two Body Water Compartments.
Mario Gaudino
Abstract
Mario Gaudino
Abstract
Comparison of the rate of disappearance of inulin from the plasma after a single injection and after prolonged constant infusion yields data which, on mathematical analysis, conform with the assumption that in the latter circumstance, inulin is uniformly distributed throughout some fixed volume of body fluid, presumably the extracellular fluid.
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Comparison of the rate of disappearance of inulin from the plasma after a single injection and after prolonged constant infusion yields data which, on mathematical analysis, conform with the assumption that in the latter circumstance, inulin is uniformly distributed throughout some fixed volume of body fluid, presumably the extracellular fluid.
Key concepts: Inulin, Extracellular fluid, Kinetics, Fluid compartments, Body water, Chemistry, Distribution (mathematics), Body fluid