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New algorithm for continuous, noninvasive monitoring of hematocrit and plasma volume in humans: hemodialysis

Bin Deng, Evan Kastner, Sriram Narsipur, Jerry Goodisman, and J. Chaiken

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Abstract

To better diagnose internal bleeding, a new noninvasive algorithm utilizing elastically and inelastically generated light from a NIR laser achieves improved dynamic sensitivity, precision and accuracy in monitoring intravascular plasma volume and Hct.

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