Into the black box: flows, fluxes, distribution volumes, and interstitial diffusion
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Into the black box: flows, fluxes, distribution volumes, and interstitial diffusion
Acta Physiol Scand Suppl.
1991.
Abstract
From considerations of a simple kinetic model and of measurement of blood flow in tissues with inert radioactive gases, a set of practically applicable equations are presented to allow measurement of perfusion coefficients, permeability-surface area products, distribution volumes, and interstitial diffusion coefficients for hydrophilic, extracellular indicators.
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