Onset of lung edema is usually associated with increase in the pulmonary transvascular flux
of water and proteins. Clinical measurement of these parameters may aid in early diagnosis …

GORIN, ARNOLD BERNARD, We JEFFREY WEIDNER, ROBERT H. DEMLING, AND
NORMAN C. STAUB. Noninvasive measurement of pulmonary transvascular protein flux in …

Thirteen patients with renal failure and pulmonary oedema were assessed for evidence of
increased pulmonary vascular permeability to protein by a double isotope technique …

Several groups of investigators are measuring transcapillary protein flux in the lung using
noninvasive methods. Results from these studies are reported using several different protein …

Using techniques of mathematical simulation, we compared two methods of evaluating
pulmonary vascular permeability, ie, transvascular protein flux. Both methods calculate a …

To see whether a multiple-indicator dilution technique would measure lung vascular
permeability and extravascular lung water (EVLW) in humans, we did indicator studies …

We used steady state lymph-to-plasma concentration ratios of six endogenous protein
fractions (effective hydrodynamic radii of 37, 40, 44, 53, 100, and 120 A) to estimate …

Increased microvascular permeability resulting in increased plasma protein extravasation is
the hallmark of acute inflammatory oedema and hence radiolabelled proteins can be used to …

The Starling equation, which describes net transvascular liquid flow, does not include the
possibility that a reduction in plasma protein concentration may have a direct effect on lung …

Methodik. Die Untersuchungen wurden im September 1953 und im M~ rz 1954 in der
Chirurgischen Universitgts-Kllnil~ Hamburg durchgeführt. Die Versuehspersonen waren …