The Fall of Blood-Pressure Resulting From the Stimulation of Afferent Nerves ..
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The method employed was essentially that described by BayTiss and Starling ^ An ordinary Franyois-Franck cannula was used, into the horizontal limb of which a fine pipette was introduced so that it reached just into the neck of the cannula. The vertical limb was connected with a water manometer made of barometer tubing ; a glass T tube was introduced into the rubber tube making this connection.
When the vein was clamped, a stream of soda^ could by this arrange- ment be led from the pressure bot...tle down into the neck of the cannula and out through the vertical limb of the T. The blood in the cannula could thus be washed out and all trouble from clotting avoided.
1 Bayliss and Starling. This Journal, xvi. 162. 1894.
2 The solution of soda used in both the venous and arterial cannulse was the mixtnre of the carbonate and bicarbonate proposed by Klemensiewicz {Sitzber. d, Akad. d. Wiss.
z. Wien, Math.-naturw, CI. 94, Abth. 3, pp. 24 — 6, 1886). I have found this solution much more satisfactory than the solutions of MgSO^ and NaXOj commonly employed in the laboratory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The method employed was essentially that described by BayTiss and Starling ^ An ordinary Franyois-Franck cannula was used, into the horizontal limb of which a fine pipette was introduced so that it reached just into the neck of the cannula. The vertical limb was connected with a water manometer made of barometer tubing ; a glass T tube was introduced into the rubber tube making this connection.
When the vein was clamped, a stream of soda^ could by this arrange- ment be led from the pressure bot...tle down into the neck of the cannula and out through the vertical limb of the T. The blood in the cannula could thus be washed out and all trouble from clotting avoided.
1 Bayliss and Starling. This Journal, xvi. 162. 1894.
2 The solution of soda used in both the venous and arterial cannulse was the mixtnre of the carbonate and bicarbonate proposed by Klemensiewicz {Sitzber. d, Akad. d. Wiss.
z. Wien, Math.-naturw, CI. 94, Abth. 3, pp. 24 — 6, 1886). I have found this solution much more satisfactory than the solutions of MgSO^ and NaXOj commonly employed in the laboratory.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunt, Reid, 1870-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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