Experimental assessment reveals hemorheological changes linked to liver microcirculation during hypoxia, suggesting potential therapeutic pathways.
AbstractThe experiments were carried out on 50 white rats of a mixed population with an initial weight of 150–220 grams, kept in a vivarium on a standard laboratory diet. The state of the microvasculature of the liver has been studied, and a quantitative assessment of the changes occurring during experimental hypoxic hypoxia has been given. A comprehensive analysis of the state of the rheological properties of blood in close relationship with the properties of the erythrocyte membrane in the dynamics of the development of experimental hypoxia is presented.
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