Effect of hemorrhage and retransfusion on intrarenal distribution of blood flow in dogs
AUTOR(ES)
Aukland, Knut
RESUMO
Distribution of intrarenal blood flow was studied in 12 dogs anesthetized with Nembutal. Medullary blood flow was estimated by local clearance of hydrogen gas from the outer medulla measured polarographically with needleshaped platinum electrodes, and by local clearance of 85Kr and mean transit time of 32P-labeled erythrocytes measured with a small semiconductor detector placed in the outer medulla. Cortical blood flow was estimated from cortical red cell transit time and from total renal blood flow measured by electromagnetic flowmeter.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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