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Cardiovascular diseases,mpts made to treat or abolish some of them, atherosclerosis and diseases of the cardiovascular system remain the foremost killers. This is perhaps not altogether surprising as the mechanism of action of most of these risk factors, for instance smoking and heredity, remain speculative.

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Guidelines for Health Care Serviceschanisms underlying various symptoms and to the application of more rational and effective therapeutic strategies. It is probably fair to say that hematology in this regard has opened the way to the vast amount of research currently being conducted in various other fields of medicine on the role played by hemorheological disturbances.

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Hemorheology and blood diseases,chanisms underlying various symptoms and to the application of more rational and effective therapeutic strategies. It is probably fair to say that hematology in this regard has opened the way to the vast amount of research currently being conducted in various other fields of medicine on the role played by hemorheological disturbances.

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Obstetrics, neonatology and gynaecology,n well defined. The neonate has a particularly vulnerable microcirculation, and there are clearly defined hyperviscosity syndromes for which appropriate hemorheological therapy holds an established place in neonatological practice. This chapter reviews the current state of knowledge of hemorheology in three important clinical disciplines.

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Diabetes,o that rheological changes can be seen in the context of the overall pathology that they are reported to induce. At the end of the chapter rheological abnormalities in diabetes will be discussed in relation to other factors that diabetologists think might be of importance in the etiology and progression of these lesions.

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Book 1987, circulation and hemorheology. It has been written with the general doctor in mind, who has no special knowledge of hemodynamics and rheological concepts, terminology or methodology. To maintain the emphasis on practical clinical applications, all the chapters in the second part of the book have be