Why the study?
Do physiological and pharmacological interventions reverse the hyperkinetic circulatory response in patients with chronic anemia?
Population
24 patients with chronic anemia
Comparison
Physiological and pharmacological interventions vs Baseline hemodynamic state (before intervention)
Design
Case_series
Authors
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Acute vasoconstriction reverses hyperkinetic circulation in anemia; leaves open therapeutic role in chronic management.
Do physiological and pharmacological interventions reverse the hyperkinetic circulatory response in patients with chronic anemia?
The hyperkinetic circulatory response to chronic anemia is labile and can be acutely reversed by peripheral vasoconstriction induced by orthostatic stress or pressor amines.
Duke et al. (1969) studied this question.
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