Modelling of peripheral fluid accumulation after a crystalloid bolus in female volunteers. A mathematical study.

Rodhe, Peter; Drobin, Dan; Hahn, Robert G.; Wennberg, Bernt; Lindahl, Christina; Sjöstrand, Fredrik; Svensen, Christer H.

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