Titlebook: Clinical Aspects of Blood Viscosity and Cell Deformability; G. D. O. Lowe (Lecturer in Medicine and Honorary S Conference proceedings 1981

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The Births and Deaths of Octoberhanced. The present studies were therefore carried out to determine if blood viscosity (a major flow determinant) was increased in diabetic patients, whether blood viscosity differed in patients with and without different complications, and if viscosity was influenced by metabolic control.

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Occlusive Arterial Disease and Blood Rheologyts with angina pectoris obtain some relief from glyceryl trinitrate and beta-adrenergic blocking drugs, and arterial reconstructive surgery also gives symptomatic improvement to selected subjects who have angina or transient symptoms of leg or brain ischaemia. There is, however, little evidence that

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Blood Viscosity in Diabetes Mellitushanced. The present studies were therefore carried out to determine if blood viscosity (a major flow determinant) was increased in diabetic patients, whether blood viscosity differed in patients with and without different complications, and if viscosity was influenced by metabolic control.

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Clinical Aspects of Blood Viscosity and Cell Deformability

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Erythrocyte Flexibility and Whole-blood Viscosityolume is composed of cells. If the cellular components were rigid spheres, blood would have the consistency of a solid (Taylor et al., 1965). By hardening cells with formalin or acetaldehyde, Kuroda et al. (1958) and Seaman (1966) found that the viscosity was increased by an order of magnitude. It h

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New Methods for Red Cell Deformability Measurementformation (change in their tridimensional configuration) when submitted to stresses. In this way the red blood cells (RBCs) are able to negotiate capillaries with diameters smaller than their own diameter at rest. Although a series of different procedures to quantitate this deformability has already