Titlebook: Clinical Investigation of the Microcirculation; Proceedings of the M John E. Tooke,L. H. Smaje Conference proceedings 1987 Martinus Nijhoff

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Capillary Flow Measurements in Human Skinnformation achieved has only been qualitative or semiquantitative in nature. In spite of this the technique of capillaroscopy has been shown to be of great clinical value in many pathological conditions such as peripheral vascular insufficiency states (1,2), diabetes (1,3), and Raynaud’s phenomenon

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Fluorescence Videomicroscopy for Studying Trans-Capillary and Interstitial Diffusioniously inaccessible microlymphatics (1,2) and the quantitative evaluation of transcapillary and interstitial diffusion of Na-fluorescein at the single capillary level (3,4,5) or in defined skin areas (6), In addition, the application of the technique allows one to analyse homogeneity or inhomogeneit

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Quantitative Measurement of Cutaneous Blood Flow Using Radioactive Tracersological improvements have been made but the structure, function and architectural arrangement of blood vessels in the skin has meant that the “ideal” technique has yet to be found. Indeed, the concept of an average or mean skin blood flow is itself erroneous because of the complexity of the microva

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