[Redistribution of erythrocytes in the rat mesenteric microcirculation during reperfusion following short-term ischemia].

The erythrocyte redistribution in the rat mesentery microvessels and the development of postischemic microcirculatory disturbances were influenced by the thrombosis in narrow parts of arterioles and the increase in leukocyte adhesion to venule walls obstructing the blood outflow. The presence of branches and anastomoses in microvascular bed had a pronounced effect on reperfusion disturbances.