Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 76N. Zanichelli, 1981 - Nuclear physics |
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... venous pressure , since mean capillary pressure differs only slightly from the venous pressure , but is far removed from the arterial pressure . A safety gap of 17 mmHg also means that the colloid osmotic pressure must fall from a ...
... venous pressure , since mean capillary pressure differs only slightly from the venous pressure , but is far removed from the arterial pressure . A safety gap of 17 mmHg also means that the colloid osmotic pressure must fall from a ...
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... venous system , where internal pressures are low and thus the transmural pressures are seriously influenced by small changes in outside pres- sure such as caused by breathing . Under certain restrictions this may lead to collapse of ...
... venous system , where internal pressures are low and thus the transmural pressures are seriously influenced by small changes in outside pres- sure such as caused by breathing . Under certain restrictions this may lead to collapse of ...
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... venous constriction can cause a total change in venous volume of about 0.25 litre or some 15 % of 2 litres total circulating volume . The constriction was caused by changing the pressure to the carotid sinus baroreceptors , but keeping ...
... venous constriction can cause a total change in venous volume of about 0.25 litre or some 15 % of 2 litres total circulating volume . The constriction was caused by changing the pressure to the carotid sinus baroreceptors , but keeping ...
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