Microcirculation

Ethical guidelines for publication in Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation: Update 2016.

New developments in clinical microcirculation imaging.

During its 36. Annual Meeting from June 9.-10., 2017, in Greifswald (Germany), the German Society for Clinical Microcirculation and Hemorheology hosted the 5th MIDAS Microcirculation Meeting (3M). MIDAS stands for Microcirculation Diagnostics and Applied Studies research group, founded 2012 in Halifax (Canada). This international group consists of basic scientists and clinical researchers with ...

Impact of Aerobic Exercise on Restoration of Soleus and Gastrocnemius Muscles Microcirculations in Wistar Rats with Chronic Heart Failure

ABSTRACT         Background and Objective: Scientific evidence reveals that the density of skeletal muscle microcirculations decreases in the patients with chronic heart failure. Therefore, this study aimed to determine the impact of submaximal aerobic exercise training on restoration of fast/slow-twitch muscle fibers microcirculation in rats with myocard...

In vivo label-free quantification of liver microcirculation using dual-modality microscopy.

Microcirculation lesion is a common symptom of chronic liver diseases in the form of vasculature deformation and circulation alteration. In acute to chronic liver diseases such as biliary atresia, microcirculation lesion can have an early onset. Detection of microcirculation lesion is meaningful for studying the progression of liver disease. We have combined wide-field fluorescence microscopy a...

Microcirculation in pregnancy.

The microcirculation, like all physiological systems undergoes modifications during the course of pregnancy. These changes aid the adaption to the new anatomical and physiological environment of pregnancy and ensure adequate oxygen supply to the fetus. Even though the microcirculation is believed to be involved in major pregnancy related pathologies, it remains poorly understood. The availabili...

Mathematical methods for modeling the microcirculation

The microcirculation plays a major role in maintaining homeostasis in the body. Alterations or dysfunctions of the microcirculation can lead to several types of serious diseases. It is not surprising, then, that the microcirculation has been an object of intense theoretical and experimental study over the past few decades. Mathematical approaches offer a valuable method for quantifying the rela...