Fedin A I, Teterina E B, Stepashkin V E, Iafaeva E I
Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova. 1978;78(11):1627-35.
The rheological blood properties were studied by means of a graphical registration of platelet and erythrocyte agregation, as well as the rotational viscosimetry in 163 patients in the acute period of hemorrhagical, ischemic and complicated ischemic strokes. Changes in the rheological blood properties detected a dependence on the character of the stroke, age of the patients and duration of the disease. The types of rheological blood properties, related to the character of the stroke are described. The role of rheological blood properties examinations in the study of the pathogenesis in brain strokes and differentiated therapy is stressed.
