Why the study?
Does the double vascular occlusion technique accurately measure isogravimetric capillary pressure compared to the traditional gravimetric technique in isolated organs?
Population
Isolated blood-perfused canine lungs, blood-perfused rat hindquarters before and after maximal dilatation…
Comparison
Double vascular occlusion technique for… vs Traditional gravimetric technique (Pc,i)
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Double vascular occlusion correlates with gravimetric Pc,i in isolated animal organs; hypothesis-generating for clinical use, requires validation.
Does the double vascular occlusion technique accurately measure isogravimetric capillary pressure compared to the traditional gravimetric technique in isolated organs?
The double vascular occlusion method provides an accurate and rapid measurement of isogravimetric capillary pressure in isolated organs.
Townsley et al. (1986) studied this question.
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