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Effect of extended infusion of a low dose of heparin on plasma FFA levels.
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It seems that even a slow infusion of heparin in small concentration raises and maintains the plasma FFA level, though to a much lesser degree than is seen during the stress of cardiac catheterization when a similar amount ofHeparin is used.Abstract:
Four healthy subjects were administered 2 infusions of 500 cc of dextrose in water with and without 25 mg of heparin. Two determinations of plasma FFA levels were made before the infusion and at regular intervals during the subsequent 3½ hr. An abrupt 51% rise in FFA occurred and was maintained during the infusions containing heparin. No significant change was seen during nonheparin infusions. It seems that even a slow infusion of heparin in small concentration raises and maintains the plasma FFA level, though to a much lesser degree than is seen during the stress of cardiac catheterization when a similar amount of heparin is used.read more
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