Cn. Airriess et al., APPLICATION AND IN-SITU CALIBRATION OF A PULSED-DOPPLER FLOWMETER FORBLOOD-FLOW MEASUREMENT IN CRUSTACEANS, Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 74(2), 1994, pp. 455-458
The pulsed-Doppler flowmeter permits continuous, non-invasive measurem
ent of blood flow through several arteries simultaneously. Summation o
f volume flow rates through all arteries leaving the heart allows dete
rmination of cardiac output, stroke volume, and the percentage of card
iac output delivered to each region of the body. The use of this syste
m for investigating changes in arterial perfusion as well as its calib
ration in situ are described.