Intermittent Take-Up of Fluid From the Cutaneous Tissue
Intermittent Take-Up of Fluid From the Cutaneous Tissue is a scholarly work, published in 1941 in ''Journal of Experimental Medicine''. The main subjects of the publication include chemistry, pressure, bio-printing, transdermal patch, connective tissue, cell mechanics, extracellular fluid, anatomy, mechanics, lymphatic system, and pathology. Methods have been devised to bring microscopic amounts of fluid into contact with cutaneous connective tissue, under pressure or without pressure, in such a manner that it enters neither blood capillaries nor lymphatics directly.