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The Edward D. Freis Papers

Title:
Transcapillary Exchange Rates of Deuterium Oxide and Thiocyanate in the Forearm of Man pdf (640,082 Bytes) ocr (18,971 Bytes)
Description:
For this hemodynamic study, Freis's team "devised a method for determining the net bidirectional exchange of substances permeable to the capillary walls of the human forearm," using T-1824 (a dye that binds to plasma protein), sodium thiocyanate, and deuterium oxide (heavy water). They were then able to learn the rate at which water moves between body tissues and capillaries in cell metabolism.
Presented in part at the Scientific Sessions of the American Heart Association, April 19, 1952.
Number of Image Pages:
7 (640,082 Bytes)
Date:
1953-03 (March 1953)
Creator:
Freis, Edward D.
Higgins, Thomas F.
Morowitz, Harold J.
Source:
Periodical: Freis, Edward D., Thomas F. Higgins, and Harold J. Morowitz. "Transcapillary Exchange Rates of Deuterium Oxide and Thiocyanate in the Forearm of Man." The Journal of Applied Physiology 5, 9 (March 1953): 526-532. Article. 7 Images.
Publisher:
[American Physiological Society]
Rights:
This item is in the public domain. It may be used without permission.
Subject:
Medical Subject Headings (MeSH):
Hemodynamic Processes
Exhibit Category:
The Veterans Administration Hospital and Georgetown University School of Medicine, 1949-1964
Relation:
Metadata Record Transcapillary Loss, Equilibrium Time, Half-Return Time of Thiocyanate and Heavy Water in the Forearm (1956)
Box Number: 7
Folder Number: 40
Unique Identifier:
XFBBJM
Document Type:
Articles
Language:
English
Format:
application/pdf
image/tif
Physical Condition:
Good
Series: Writings and Lectures, 1942-2002
SubSeries: Articles and Essays, 1942-2001
Folder: Th - Tre (E), 1953-88
Metadata Last Modified Date:
2008-03-17
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