On the role of hormones in blood circulation dynamics
- Authors: Alekseev E.S.1, Basova T.P.1
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- Тherapeutic Clinic of Kazan State Medical Institute
- Issue: Vol 31, No 2 (1935)
- Pages: 226-233
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/kazanmedj/article/view/49870
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj49870
- ID: 49870
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Abstract
The problem of blood circulation has not been resolved in its details to date, and the practitioner often has a number of questions at the patient's bedside about the causes and dynamics of swelling, shortness of breath and other signs of cardiovascular decompensation. The latest functional diagnostic methods proposed for studying the dynamics of blood circulation, such as the method for determining the minute blood volume, determining average blood pressure, studying blood gases, determining glutathion, etc., to a large extent open up the veil of the unknown and incomprehensible, but do not explain the whole essence of the process, because the origin of a circulatory disorder can involve a wide variety of moments and factors. The state of blood circulation is caused by the interaction not only of the heart and arteries, but also of veins, capillaries and the entire tissue exchange process.
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E. S. Alekseev
Тherapeutic Clinic of Kazan State Medical Institute
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T. P. Basova
Тherapeutic Clinic of Kazan State Medical Institute
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Russian Federation