1983
DOI: 10.1515/cclm.1983.21.6.327
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Abstract: Lymph is the minute net volume of contending hydrostatic and osmotic capillary forces. It is built up extravasculary in tissues and reaches the intravasal space by definite lymph collecting vessels, which enter the venous System at the angulus venosus at the root of the neck. Sampling methods for lymph from individual tissues or from lymph collecting vessels of man and various animals afe cited and the preparation of lymph for enzymatic analysis is described. The extracellular distribution and transport of enz… Show more

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