Titlebook: Cerebral Ischemia and Hemorheology; Alexander Hartmann,Wolfgang Kuschinsky Conference proceedings 1987Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berli

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Hemorheology and Cerebral Infarction: On the Role of Pathological Blood Thixotropy in the Pathogeneshe era of humoral pathology [46]: phlebotomy was the standard remedy for stroke patients well into the middle of our century. 1961 saw the introduction of low molecular weight dextrans [19], the effects of which were assumed to be clearly rheological. Gottstein [20] was the first to show (a) that de

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Pathophysiology of Blood Rheology in Ischemic Diseasesnd Köhler found an impaired red cell filterability in patients with chronic occlusive peripheral diseases [8, 4]. Reviewing the literature to date, there are a lot of papers describing impaired flow properties of blood in various ischemic diseases [7]. So it is not surprising that the term hypervisc

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Complex Microvascular Effects Involving Plasma and Red Cell Movement in Brain Following Alterations ly to a Newtonian fluid. The adaptation is awkward because blood is a suspension, not a fluid, and its behavior is not Newtonian. This may provide a partial explanation for the tendency of many workers to accept as understandable, data in which alterations in blood viscosity were purported to have l

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Fluid Dynamics, The Factor VIII/vWF Complex, and Thrombosis on Vessel Wallsped its own cohort of experts with their own methodologies. On the one side, we have the clinical scientists whose primary concern is the diagnosis, etiology, and treatment of patients with cerebral ischemia. On the other, there are the engineers, biophysical scientists, and a small group of physiol