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Trapping of Radioactive Microspheres in the Pregnant and Non‐Pregnant Rabbit

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Published1974
Citations11
References18

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Abstract

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The Circulation of the Fetus in Utero

1967 • 1,324 citations

Some sources of error in measuring regional blood flow with radioactive microspheres.

1971 • 1,147 citations

Use of radioactive microspheres to assess distribution of cardiac output in rabbits

1968 • 286 citations

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1947 • 165 citations

Pressure-Dependent Heterogeneity of Renal Cortical Blood Flow in Dogs

1970 • 164 citations

Measurement of the distribution of cardiac output in unanesthetized rats

1971 • 148 citations

Measure- ment of distribution of cardiac output

1968 • 147 citations

Canine gastric blood flow and its distribution

1964 • 133 citations

Validity Studies of the Radioactive Microsphere Method for the Study of the Distribution of Cardiac Output, Organ Blood Flow, and Resistance in the Conscious Rhesus Monkey

1969 • 121 citations

Distribution of uterine blood flow in the pregnant sheep

1968 • 117 citations

Microsphere Measurement of Intrarenal Circulation of the Dog

1971 • 87 citations

The partition of uterine blood flow in the pregnant rabbit

1969 • 84 citations

Maternal placental and myometrial blood flow of the rhesus monkey during uterine contractions

1971 • 79 citations

Size of microspheres passing through pulmonary circuit in the dog

1961 • 59 citations

Arteriovenous anastomotic blood flow in the mesenteric organs

1969 • 50 citations

Rheology of Microspheres injected into Circulation of Rabbits

1967 • 46 citations

Size of the Largest Arterio-Venous Vessels in Various Organs

1953 • 39 citations

Effect of bethanidine on placental blood flow in conscious rabbits

1971 • 17 citations

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