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Systemic Circulation and Microcirculation
2015The microcirculation refers to the end-user point of the cardiovascular system. This is the capillary network that supplies the cells with oxygen/nutrients and drains away the metabolite CO2 and other byproducts of cellular activity. There is a continuous flux and exchange of fluid and solute at the capillary.
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[Tuberculosis in circulation system].
Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 1999Tuberculous pericarditis develops either via hematogenous or lymphangeal spread, or directly from pulmonary lesions. Tuberculous pericarditis begins with fibrin deposits, granuloma formation, and the presence of live acid-fast bacilli. A pericardial effusion, which is serous but often contains some blood with a high level of protein.
N, Ashizawa, K, Yano
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The Systemic and Splanchnic Circulations
2010In liver cirrhosis, splanchnic and systemic hemodynamic abnormalities are common in patients with portal hypertension. Portal hypertension leads to progressive vasodilatation of the arteries of the splanchnic and systemic circulations, a key event which in turn exacerbates portal hypertension by increasing splanchnic blood flow.
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Circulation and the Skeletal System
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1968openaire +2 more sources
Anesthesia and the Systemic Venous Circulation
Anesthesiology, 1963Abraham A. Lurie, STUART C. CULLEN
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