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December 1, 1952Radiology

I131-Labeled Serum Albumin: Its Use in the Study of Cardiac Output and Peripheral Vascular Flow

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WMWilliam J. MacIntyreCleveland ClinicJSJohn P. StoraasliBrigham and Women's HospitalHKH KriegerPrincess Margaret Cancer Centre

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Implication

Early radioisotope plasma mixing method; leaves open validation against modern cardiac output standards.

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Intervention
I131-tagged serum albumin with scintillation counter detection
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Outcome
Measurement of cardiac output and peripheral vascular flowsurrogate

Describes an early methodological development for measuring cardiac output and peripheral vascular flow using I131-labeled serum albumin and scintillation counting.

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MacIntyre et al. (1952) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a906da1f5c79ce9992db322https://doi.org/10.1148/59.6.849

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Sermorelin
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