The Intraperitoneal Pressure and its Changes during Pregnancy

Theobald, G. W.

doi:10.1111/j.1471-0528.1932.tb16080.x

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“…He suggested that this raised pressure would restrict blood flow through all the abdominal viscera especially the uterus, kidneys and liver, and that an exaggeration of this effect might be the cause of pre-eclampsia. Theobald (1932) has shown that the uterus is unlikely to act in this way because the elasticity of the abdominal musculature permits the uterus to expand and increase intraabdominal volume without causing a corresponding increase in intra-abdominal pressure.…”

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The Mechanical Effects of the Gravid Uterus in Late Pregnancy*

Kerr

1965

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The Mechanical Effects of the Gravid Uterus in Late Pregnancy*

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1965

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“…Although the paraffin was but slowly absorbed, the resultant relaxation of the abdominal musculature made it necessary to introduce more paraffin on every subsequent occasion that the animal was used. It has been reported [Theobald, 1932] that over 500 c.c. of liquid paraffin may be absorbed from the peritoneal cavity of a bitch in a fortnight.…”

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The Mechanical Factors Which Affect the Secretion of Urine in Mammals, and Their Operation During Pregnancy

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Verney

1935

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EXPERIMENTAL WORK. (a) The Effect of Raising the Pressure in the Renal Veins onWater-diuresis in Dogs. It has been shown that if the pressure in the renal veins of the dog be raised above the normal by about 4 mm. Hg. albumin appears in the urine [Theobald, 1931]. The technique there adopted was to constrict the inferior vena cava above the point of entry of the renal veins by means of a ligature threaded through a portion of gum-elastic catheter. Results of experiments performed on a bitch, which had previously been perineotomised, before and after constriction of the inferior vena cava are shown in fig. 1. After the first operation albumin appeared in the urine, but disappeared a few days later. The vena cava was subsequently further constricted, and again protein appeared in the urine for a few days. So far as it is possible to judge from other experiments performed under anesthesia, and in which direct measure-

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The Intra‐Abdominal Pressure in Pregnancy Newly Considered

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1937

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The Intraperitoneal Pressure and its Changes during Pregnancy

Cited by 6 publications

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The Mechanical Effects of the Gravid Uterus in Late Pregnancy*

The Mechanical Effects of the Gravid Uterus in Late Pregnancy*

The Mechanical Factors Which Affect the Secretion of Urine in Mammals, and Their Operation During Pregnancy

The Intra‐Abdominal Pressure in Pregnancy Newly Considered

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