Die Blutmengenbestimmung und ihre klinische Bedeutung

Seyderhelm, R.; Lampe, Walter

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-90636-7_4

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“…The principle involved in all of these studies consists in the introduction into the blood stream of a measured amount of some substance whose concentration in the circulating blood may then be estimated after complete mixing has taken place. Many materials have been employed and the literature has been reviewed in recent articles (1,2). The type of substance most commonly used has been a dye whose concentration in the blood plasma is estimated with a colorimeter.…”

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