Feb 1, 2017 27 min

Plasma Volume

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Send us Fan Mail Dr Tom Woodcock, webmaster of the fluidphysiology.org website and retired consultant anaesthetist, discusses his paper entitled 'Plasma volume, tissue oedema, and the steady-state Starling principle'. In this podcast, Tom describes the implications of the steady-state Starling principle on the physiology and practical conduct of fluid management.

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