Disease relevance of Dye Dilution Technique

• CPV measurements were performed at baseline, after hemorrhage, 5 and 15 minutes after volume replacement, and 1 and 15 minutes after hypervolemic hemodilution using the Evans blue dye dilution technique [1].

High impact information on Dye Dilution Technique

• A dye dilution technique was used to determine simultaneously gastric fractional emptying, hydrogen ion (H+) output, fluid output, and H+ concentration of the gastric juice [2].
• This hypothesis was supported by the observation that fluorescein isothiocyanate-dextran fluorescence detected from the liver surface as well as hepatic vascular volume determined by dye dilution techniques were decreased 30 to 50% by 16,16-dimethyl prostaglandin E2 [3].
• The NIRS ICG dye dilution technique is a promising method for serial noninvasive bedside CBF measurements [4].
• Previous investigators have demonstrated enhanced detection of atrial defects by the dye-dilution technique after delivery of contrast medium into the inferior rather than the superior vena cava [5].
• Splanchnic ghrelin output was calculated by multiplying veno-arterial difference in ghrelin concentration with splanchnic plasma flow (measured by indicator dye dilution technique) [6].

Biological context of Dye Dilution Technique

• Plasma volume was measured using the Evans blue dye dilution technique [7].
• Gastric emptying of a 300 ml saline solution meal was measured by a phenol red dye dilution technique [8].
• Recordings wer made at 16, 22, 28, 34 and 38 weeks gestation using the Evan's blue dye dilution technique with the women lying on their sides [9].
• Effect of vasopressin on human renal circulation investigated by angiography and a dye dilution technique [10].
• Blood volume determination was done with the Evans blue dye dilution technique after exercise induced emptying of the spleen [11].

Associations of Dye Dilution Technique with chemical compounds

• Gastric volume was determined by a dye dilution technique using phenol red [12].
• METHODS: The dye-dilution technique with scanning laser ophthalmoscope-based fluorescein angiography was used to evaluate retinal circulation in GK rats with diabetes of 1, 3, and 5 months' duration and in age-matched controls [13].
• Plasma volume was measured both pre- and postoperatively, using the Evans blue dye dilution technique [14].
• The volume of the primary (PCS) and secondary (SCS) circulatory system in the Atlantic cod Gadus morhua was determined using a modified dye dilution technique [15].
• A dye-dilution technique was used to determine net acid output, fractional emptying rate, and acid emptying rate during a basal period and after pentagastrin (6 microgram/kg/hr, intravenously) [16].

Gene context of Dye Dilution Technique

• A variation of the dye dilution technique was used to determine the volume of uterine fluid in 'implanting' and 'delayed implanting' mice [17].
• Peritoneal lavage using the dye-dilution technique with Evans-Blue-Human Serum Albumin complex (EBA) as a marker was performed [18].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Dye Dilution Technique

• Infants were tested on 3 consecutive days with a phenol red dye-dilution technique which, if combined with acid titration of gastric samples, permits simultaneous measurements of gastric volume, fractional emptying rate, fluid output, and acid output [19].
• Blood volume determination was done with the Evans blue dye dilution technique immediately after the exercise test to ensure complete emptying of the splenic red cell reservoir [20].
• Profiles of gastric emptying of liquid meals obtained using APT were very similar to those obtained using scintigraphy or dye dilution techniques provided that acid secretion was inhibited by cimetidine [21].

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