THE DIGITAL CIRCULATION IN PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASES

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 Vascular Diseases

'fHIS well known and excellent textbook on Peripheral Vascular Diseases has now reached its 4th Edition. The text has been largely rewritten and brought up to date with a number of new chapters. In a specialised field of medical science which has developed rapidly in recent years the contents crystallise the views of the many experts from the Mayo Clinicphysiologists, pathologists, physicians a...

Great toe calorimetry in peripheral vascular diseases.

Blood flow was measured in the great toe calorimetrically in various peripheral vascular diseases, after release of sympathetic nerve tone by indirect heating supplemented by tetraethylammonium chloride. There was a striking decrease in blood flow in thromboangiitis obliterans. T HE DIGITAL calorimetric technic for measuring blood flow has recently been evaluated critically and found to be soun...

Fluorescein test of circulation time in peripheral vascular disease.

Digital craniocorpography and peripheral vestibular diseases.

Peripheral vestibular diseases (PVDs) often produce many symptoms but few or no measurable signs. Tests that capture and measure signs permit the comparison between normal and vertiginous populations. The aim of our research was to find movement patterns that could identify PVD patients, using a motion analysis laboratory. The results from 21 asymptomatic volunteers who underwent the Unterberge...