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Blood volume in living organisms can be measured without killing the subject

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SUPPORTED

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Blood volume and fluid changes can be successfully measured in living subjects using indicator-dilution and volumetric techniques without requiring the subject's death.

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Intraperitoneal Fluid Volume Changes during Peritoneal Dialysis in the Rat: Indicator Dilution vs. Volumetric Measurements

2008 · cited by 49

Utilizes the indicator dilution technique to assess fluid volumes in living subjects.

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Estimation of Venous Blood Volume in the Dog by the Indicator-Dilution Method

1958 · cited by 6

Applies the indicator-dilution method to estimate venous blood volume in living dogs in vivo.

A new indicator dilution method for the estimation of surgical blood loss

1984 · cited by 5

Discusses indicator dilution techniques for estimating blood volume changes without harm.

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first checked01 Aug 2026

judged → SUPPORTED · 8601 Aug 2026

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