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A comparative study of cardiac outputs in dogs using indicator-dilution curves and an electromagnetic flowmeter.

Left and right heart dye injections were used to measure cardiac output, and the results were compared with flow measurements in the aorta and pulmonary artery. Pulmonary artery flow gave a more reliable measurement of cardiac output than aortic flow; left heart dye curves gave a higher cardiac output figure than right. The significance of these findings is discussed.