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Rheological Aspects of Cerebrovascular Disease
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Vascular DiseaseVasculitisAbnormal Rheologic ConditionsNeurovascular DiseaseBlood FlowThrombosisStrokeNeurologyBlood Flow MeasurementAtherosclerosisRheological AspectsVascular BiologyCerebral Blood FlowSclerodermaCardiovascular DiseaseIncreased Blood ViscosityArterial DiseaseMedicinePlasmatic Factors
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.