NASA NTRS · 19810005115
Declining interstitial transsudation in man
Abstract
Results and methodology of experimentation dealing with declining interstitial transsudation are discussed. Concepts of the formation of interstitial fluids are in agreement with measurements of calf volume in normal young women, in horizontal recumbency or after horizontal immersion. The volume of the calf is reduced when the hydrostatic pressure of the blood column is diminished under the phlebostatic level and when the external pressure is increased by the hydrostatic pressure of a water bath.
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Demarchin, P., Lagneaux, D., Lecomte, J.. 1980-09-01. Declining interstitial transsudation in man. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810005115
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