December 4, 2025AJP Heart and Circulatory PhysiologyOpen Access

Modeling the impact of the Revised Starling Hypothesis on vascular refilling during ultrafiltration in humans

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Vascular refilling during ultrafiltration demonstrated significant changes in plasma and interstitial fluid levels, emphasizing the Revised Starling Hypothesis.
Observed changes in hematocrit and fluid volumes were well predicted by the Revised Starling Model compared to the Traditional Starling Model.
Analysis involved two hemodialysis patients, revealing marked differences in predictions of fluid dynamics between the two models.
Results suggest the Revised Starling Model highlights the importance of lymphatic return in maintaining vascular volume during ultrafiltration.

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Observational analysis reveals changes in plasma and interstitial fluid during dialysis, indicating roles of ultrafiltration and glycocalyx in vascular dynamics.

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Donnelly et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6930e8b6ea1aef094cca2f21 https://doi.org/10.1152/ajpheart.00582.2025

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Observational analysis reveals changes in plasma and interstitial fluid during dialysis, indicating roles of ultrafiltration and glycocalyx in vascular dynamics.

Modeling the impact of the Revised Starling Hypothesis on vascular refilling during ultrafiltration in humans

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Modeling the impact of the Revised Starling Hypothesis on vascular refilling during ultrafiltration in humans

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