Showing papers by "Franz Fazekas published in 1983"
TL;DR: There was a significant improvement in red cell behavior and a significant inhibition of increased platelet aggregation in patients with CVI, and a fall in plasma fibrinogen and of blood viscosity has also been observed.
Abstract: The influence of pentoxifylline (11–18 mg/kg orally, Trental 400) on impaired hemorheologic conditions has been investigated in a total of 73 patients with CVI. Throughout a treatment period of 4 week
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TL;DR: Abnormal rheologic conditions can be measured as increased blood viscosity and may be caused by corpuscular as well as by plasmatic factors.
Abstract: Disturbances of the flow properties of the blood may occur in more than 40% of patients with CVD. Abnormal rheologic conditions can be measured as increased blood viscosity and may be caused by corpuscular as well as by plasmatic factors.
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