[PDF][PDF] Exchange of substances in aqueous solution between joints and the vascular system
FW Rhinelander, GA Bennett… - The Journal of Clinical …, 1939 - Am Soc Clin Investig
FW Rhinelander, GA Bennett, W Bauer
The Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1939•Am Soc Clin InvestigEXCHANGE BETWEEN JOINTS AND BLOOD VESSELS mm. Hg, respectively), so no
further assay was necessary inthis case. In an attempt to approximate the effect of the
washings from the exercised joint, mecholyl 0.0004 mgm. was given intravenously, leading
to a blood pressure drop of 42 mm. Hg (as against 40 mm. Hg for the washings). Results.
There was a greater initial blood pressure ef-fect in the experiment with the exercised joint;
and the washings from this joint contained less residual mecholyl, indicating that more had …
further assay was necessary inthis case. In an attempt to approximate the effect of the
washings from the exercised joint, mecholyl 0.0004 mgm. was given intravenously, leading
to a blood pressure drop of 42 mm. Hg (as against 40 mm. Hg for the washings). Results.
There was a greater initial blood pressure ef-fect in the experiment with the exercised joint;
and the washings from this joint contained less residual mecholyl, indicating that more had …
EXCHANGE BETWEEN JOINTS AND BLOOD VESSELS mm. Hg, respectively), so no further assay was necessary inthis case. In an attempt to approximate the effect of the washings from the exercised joint, mecholyl 0.0004 mgm. was given intravenously, leading to a blood pressure drop of 42 mm. Hg (as against 40 mm. Hg for the washings).
Results. There was a greater initial blood pressure ef-fect in the experiment with the exercised joint; and the washings from this joint contained less residual mecholyl, indicating that more had been absorbed.(Compare with Table I for manner of expressing these data in brief form.)
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