1962
DOI: 10.1136/hrt.24.5.549
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The Value of Dye Dilution Curves in the Diagnosis of Intracardiac Shunts

Abstract: In an earlier paper (Resnekov, 1962), the effects of valvular incompetence on the nomal dye dilution curve were described. This paper deals with the effects of intracardiac shunts on the normal dye curve. Broadbent et al. (1951) have shown that with a left-to-righit shunt, the peak concentration is lower than would be expected for the amount of dye injected (Fig. 1), the disappearance slope is prolonged, and systemic recirculation of blood and dye causes an absence of the normal secondary peak of dye concentra… Show more

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