Peripheral circulation

Peripheral Circulation in Man

HISTOLOGY. Roy 0. Greep, Ed. New York, Blakiston, 1954. 953 pp., 648 figs., $15.00. This massive textbook of histology marks a new departure from the usual text. It began as a sixth edition of the text by Bremer and Weatherford and ended as a completely new book, both as to text and as to most of the illustrations. In addition, the chapters have been written by thirteen different contributors, ...

Regulation of the peripheral circulation.

Needless to say, the different vascular circuits and their consecutive sections are designed to meet the particular demands of their tissues, both as to the range of blood supply and as to how this supply is distributed and put into efficient exchange within the tissue. Not only the dimensions of the resistance vessels but also the capillary permeability and surface area are therefore closely t...

The Peripheral Circulation in Health and Disease

The Digital Circulation in Peripheral Vascular Diseases.

The results are presented in Table I. In three cases of typical Raynaud's disease, one of less than one year's duration, and the others of less than extreme decrease in digital blood flow to approximately four per cent of the normal, with a correspondingly extreme increase in digital vascular resistance to the height of 1740 units (normal 63 to 96 units). The digital arterial blood presure was ...

Peripheral circulation indicators in veteran trail runners

[Purpose] Competitive sport places strict demands on the cardiovascular systems of veteran trail runners. Our research objective was to evaluate the dynamics of microcirculation parameters of veteran runners in hypoxic and mid-altitude conditions. [Subjects and Methods] Seven male runners from Russia and Italy between the ages of 50 and 60 years were examined whilst competing at mid-altitude (1...