Key result
A continuous recording system utilizing iodinated (I 131) human serum albumin was evaluated for determining cardiac output in dogs and compared with the rotameter method.
Why the study?
Does a continuous recording system utilizing iodinated (I 131) human serum albumin accurately measure cardiac output compared to the rotameter method in dogs?
Population
Dogs (n=8 dilution curves)
Comparison
Injection of iodinated human serum albumin with… vs Rotameter method
Design
Preclinical
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Demonstrates feasibility of continuous cardiac output recording with I-131 albumin in dogs; leaves open translation to human practice.
Does a continuous recording system utilizing iodinated (I 131) human serum albumin accurately measure cardiac output compared to the rotameter method in dogs?
A continuous recording system using iodinated (I 131) human serum albumin can be used to determine cardiac output, showing comparable results to the rotameter method in a canine model.
MacIntyre et al. (1951) studied this question. Continuous recording system utilizing iodinated (I 131) human serum albumin vs. Rotameter method was evaluated on Cardiac output. A continuous recording system utilizing iodinated (I 131) human serum albumin was evaluated for determining cardiac output in dogs and compared with the rotameter method.
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