Practical application of the falling drop method for determining surgical prognosis

Foote, Merrill N.; Gerst, George R.

doi:10.1016/s0002-9610(40)90618-3

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“…It will be observed that the points tend to lie along a straight line, which is the line given by expression (2), below. The situation can now be considered from a more general point of view.…”

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confidence: 97%

“…The post-operative fall in hemoglobin The hemoglobin and the plasma protein concentrations of a normal person in water balance are constant within narrow limits from day to day,2 2 Smith (8) has shown that no real diurnal variations in red cell count and hemoglobin level occur, although there may be small differences from one day to another over long periods.…”

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