Key result
Increased blood viscosity may act as an adaptive mechanism that lowers systemic vascular resistance through shear stress-dependent release of vasoactive mediators.
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Editorial
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This editorial challenges the traditional interpretation of Hagen-Poiseuille's law, proposing that increased blood viscosity can be an adaptive mechanism that lowers systemic vascular resistance.
This editorial challenges the traditional interpretation of Hagen-Poiseuille's law, proposing that increased blood viscosity can be an adaptive mechanism that lowers systemic vascular resistance.
Marcos Intaglietta (2009) conducted an editorial in Increased blood viscosity. Increased blood viscosity was evaluated. Increased blood viscosity may act as an adaptive mechanism that lowers systemic vascular resistance through shear stress-dependent release of vasoactive mediators.
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