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volume overload

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volume
the space occupied by a substance or a three-dimensional region; the capacity of such a region or of a container.

closing volume (CV)
the volume of gas in the lungs in excess of the residual volume at the time when small airways in the dependent portions close during maximal exhalation. See also closing volume.
volume of distribution
the calculated body space available for distribution of a drug. Abbreviated Vd.
minute volume
the volume of air expelled from the lungs per minute.
volume overload
packed-cell volume (PCV)
the volume of packed red cells in milliliters per 100 ml of centrifuged blood. See also packed cell volume.

volume overload
Pathophysiology A state of actual–eg, due to excess administration or ingestion, or functional–eg, due to CHF–fluid excess. Cf Dehydration.


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Dialysis was performed in patients developing severe metabolic acidosis, hyperkalemia not responding to treatment, volume overload or pulmonary edema and in patients unresponsive to medical treatments.
Studies on IGF-I production and IGF-I mRNA expression in the myocardial tissue confirmed a key role of this protein in the activation of right and left ventricle growth during experimental volume overload (Modesti et al.
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