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Plasma Volume and Extracellular Fluid Volume in Horses at Rest and Following Exercise

C. W. Kohn, WW Muir, Richard A. Sams

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Plasma volume and extracellular fluid volume were determined in horses at rest and immediately after a standardized exercise test. Exercising during training demonstrated no detectable effect on plasma or extracellular fluid volume determinations when compared with resting values. An explanation of this finding and an argument for the proper analysis of plasma and extravascular fluid volumes are presented.

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Key concepts: Extracellular fluid, Rest (music), Plasma volume, Volume (thermodynamics), Horse, Extracellular, Medicine, Internal medicine