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A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF HEMORRHAGE, TRAUMA, HISTAMINE AND SPINAL ANESTHESIA ON THE COMPOSITION OF THE BLOOD WHEN NO FLUIDS ARE INJECTED AND WHEN FLUIDS ARE INTRODUCED INTRAVENOUSLY

J. W. Beard, HARWELL WILSON, Brant M. Weinstein, Alfred Blalock

Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1932 · 11 citations · 0 references

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MedicineAnesthesiologyPharmacologyAnesthesiaHemodynamic Response To AnesthesiaHemodynamicsHemorrhagic ShockIntravenous AnesthesiaTrauma AnesthesiaTraumatic Intracranial HemorrhageAnesthetic Drug InfusionFluid Therapy In AnesthesiaHemodynamic Effects Of AnesthesiaHemodynamic Effects Of AnestheticsHemodynamic Effects Of FluidsIntravenous Anesthetic EffectsIntravenous Fluid Administration

Abstract

In previous studies (1, 2) the composition of the blood has been de- termined before, during and after the injection of various fluids intraven- ously under normal and abnormal conditions. The abnormal conditions 'o