The Blood in Normal Pregnancy

Dieckmann, William J.; Wegner, Carl R.

doi:10.1001/archinte.1934.00160070076007

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“…The haemoglobin concentration usually falls during pregnancy because the proportional increase in plasma volume exceeds that of the erythrocyte mass (Dieckmann and Wegner, 1934). This fall may sometimes be avoided or checked by giving supplemental iron, and this suggests that the change is pathological rather than physiological.…”

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Drug Defaulting in a General Practice

Porter¹

1969

BMJ

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Drug Defaulting in a General Practice

Porter¹

1969

BMJ

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“…He attributed this latter form to the considerable enlargement of the vascular state which occurs in pregnancy. Impetus was given to this theory when Dieckmann and Wegner (1934) established that the blood volume was expanded by an average of 23% during pregnancy.…”

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Immuno‐cytochemical Localization of Two Abnormal Serum Globulins in the One Bone‐marrow Smear

Curtain

1964

Australasian Annals of Medicine

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Summary With the use of a two‐label fluorescent antibody technique, it was demonstrated that the bone marrow of a patient suffering from myeloma contained two groups of cells, each possessing a different protein antigen in its cytoplasm. The antigen corresponded to an 18 S and a 7 S globulin occurring in the patient's serum. This finding is discussed in relation to the current hypotheses concerning the origin and identity of the abnormal globulins of myeloma.

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“…With pregnant women, larger increases in the blood volume (23%) and plasma volume (25-49%) have been reported (11,12). BOND (8) reported a marked increase in the blood volume of rats during pregnancy.…”

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