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Double isotope dilution during catheterization estimates pulmonary extravascular fluid volume in pulmonary disease.
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Pulmonary extravascular fluid volume has been estimated during cardiac catheterization, using a double isotope dilution technique, in 28 patients with lung disease: 20 ofthese patients had obstructive airway disease and 8 had primary pulmonary vascular obstruction.
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R. M. McCredie (1970) studied this question. Double isotope dilution during cardiac catheterization estimated pulmonary extravascular fluid volume in 20 patients with obstructive airway disease and 8 with primary pulmonary vascular obstruction.
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