Examination of Peritoneal Fluid
The peritoneal cavity is a potential space in the abdomen lined by mesothelial cells and normally containing about 30-50 ml of serous fluid. The fluid is an ultrafiltrate of plasma and its formation is dependent upon hydrostatic pressure, plasma oncotic pressure, and capillary permeability.
- Exudate
- Dialisis Peritoneal
- Transudate and Exudate
- How Does Dialysis Work
- Ascites Cirrhosis
- What is Peritoneal Dialysis
- Microscopic Examination of Peritoneal Fluid
- Chemical Examination of Peritoneal Fluid
- Physical Examination of Peritoneal Fluid
- Explain the Collection and Examination of Peritoneal Fluid
- Peritoneal Fluid Analysis
- Peritoneal Fluid Cytology
- Peritoneal Fluid Removal
- Peritoneal Fluid Cell Count
- Peritoneal Fluid Infection
- Peritoneal Fluid Cancer
- Peritoneal Fluid Definition
- Peritoneal Fluid Amylase
- Peritoneal Fluid Albumin
- Peritoneal Fluid Differential Count
- Peritoneal Fluid After Hysterectomy
- Peritoneal Fluid Gram Stain
- Pathology
- Pathology Notes
- Clinical Pathology
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