The Archives of Internal Medicine
The Archives of Internal Medicine
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The excretion of salicyl does not Ri««cr«4.^ it,l*ail..%IICOi 1=4 ^m**) An) SI ra ^ e v^y ^ M« ** «MI v\ M« ** MM ^/ \ »/• •/•• /•* w \ r./» A* Ifi If*.
t.4 A V ^nr/?# yvj \ ^^ Mr /.• t—i / \— •'^^^V J /L V ^yX'"^ \ / M« •» M« / ^"""^ ^^r /■ \7\Nv^ u* ** *«4 / ut tfi f#« / MA, AX AM / I r i ^ ^ * a 9 'ir /ff^tcr p€HO^» Chart 7.— Patient 28 (T. S.) go parallel with the curve of body weight. There is no retention of salicyl and the retention of water, therefore, is not associated with or due to r...etention of salicyl in the tissues.
3. The Water is not Retained by the Blood. — This is indicated by the curves of hemoglobin percentage of the blood. Dilution of the blood was demonstrable in only one patient (24, Chart 3), in whom for a time there was some cardiac decompensation. On the other hand, an increase in the percentage of hemoglobin at toxicity was demonstrable in two patients. These persons sweated considerably from which it is inferred that there was some concentration of the blood at this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The excretion of salicyl does not Ri««cr«4.^ it,l*ail..%IICOi 1=4 ^m**) An) SI ra ^ e v^y ^ M« ** «MI v\ M« ** MM ^/ \ »/• •/•• /•* w \ r./» A* Ifi If*.
t.4 A V ^nr/?# yvj \ ^^ Mr /.• t—i / \— •'^^^V J /L V ^yX'"^ \ / M« •» M« / ^"""^ ^^r /■ \7\Nv^ u* ** *«4 / ut tfi f#« / MA, AX AM / I r i ^ ^ * a 9 'ir /ff^tcr p€HO^» Chart 7.— Patient 28 (T. S.) go parallel with the curve of body weight. There is no retention of salicyl and the retention of water, therefore, is not associated with or due to r...etention of salicyl in the tissues.
3. The Water is not Retained by the Blood. — This is indicated by the curves of hemoglobin percentage of the blood. Dilution of the blood was demonstrable in only one patient (24, Chart 3), in whom for a time there was some cardiac decompensation. On the other hand, an increase in the percentage of hemoglobin at toxicity was demonstrable in two patients. These persons sweated considerably from which it is inferred that there was some concentration of the blood at this time.
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