F. R. C. Johnstone
Abstract
The splanchnic blood volume of dogs has been measured, the method employing P32-labeled red cells, and requiring evisceration of the animal. In 10 dogs this amounted on the average to 21.7% of the circulating blood volume, or 17.7 ml/kg body weight.
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The splanchnic blood volume of dogs has been measured, the method employing P32-labeled red cells, and requiring evisceration of the animal. In 10 dogs this amounted on the average to 21.7% of the circulating blood volume, or 17.7 ml/kg body weight.
Key concepts: Splanchnic, Blood volume, Blood volume determination, Volume (thermodynamics), Medicine, Body weight, Hematocrit, Splanchnic Circulation