Blood viscosity is associated with all known cardiovascular risk factors, and treating these factors decreases viscosity, suggesting its measurement may guide cardiovascular risk management.
Does the measurement of blood viscosity help guide the treatment of cardiovascular disease risk?
Blood viscosity is proposed as a unifying biomarker for cardiovascular disease risk that could potentially help guide treatment.
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• Blood viscosity is associated with all know cardiovascular risk factors. • The treatment of all known cardiovascular risk factors also decreases blood viscosity. • The measurement of blood viscosity may help to guide the treatment of cardiovascular disease risk.
Erik Finlayson (Fri,) reported a other. Blood viscosity is associated with all known cardiovascular risk factors, and treating these factors decreases viscosity, suggesting its measurement may guide cardiovascular risk management.
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