Roberts S H, Kepkay D L, Barrowman J A
Am J Dig Dis. 1978 Sep;23(9):844-8. doi: 10.1007/BF01079796.
A patient with chronic calcific pericarditis, hepatic congestion, and fibrosis had massive ascites with a protein concentration of 5.1 g/100 ml. This fluid was in all likelihood largely derived from hepatic interstitial fluid. The ascites-serum concentration ratio for several protein species and molecular exclusion chromatography of these fluids suggested two processes may be involved in the transfer of protein from serum to ascites, namely bulk transfer of all species and molecular sieving.
一名患有慢性钙化性心包炎、肝充血和纤维化的患者出现大量腹水,蛋白质浓度为5.1 g/100 ml。这种液体很可能主要来源于肝间质液。几种蛋白质的腹水-血清浓度比以及这些液体的分子排阻色谱表明,蛋白质从血清转移至腹水可能涉及两个过程,即所有种类的大量转移和分子筛分。