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In a group of 18 anesthetized dogs hepatic blood flow measured by the BSP removal technic of Bradley and the radioactive colloidal chromic phosphate disappearance method of Dobson gave comparable results of 38.7 and 38.3 ml./Kg./min. respectively. In response to acute hemorrhage of 25 ml./Kg., hepatic blood flow fell from 42.3 to 35.4 ml./Kg. A more severe hemorrhage of 33 ml./Kg. produced a more profound decrease of hepatic blood flow, from 43.4 to 20.8 ml./Kg./min.

Effect of Hemorrhage on Hepatic Blood Flow Determined by Radioactive Colloidal Chromic Phosphate Removal