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Thyroid and periodontitis
Mantskava M.
The modern world is increasing every year the number of people with thyroid dysfunction. It is necessary to pay attention to the children (11-15 yars old). 5% of this population is patient with thyroid dysfunction. At this age, most developing first and second stage of periodontal disease. Population rheological studies suggest that periodontitis when compared with the control hemorheological status is changed to 15%, that thyroid dysfunction when compared with the control hemorheological status is changed to 30%. Rheological status in patients with thyroid dysfunction and periodontal disease is even more variability. The book details shows the effect of the formation periodontal disease during thyroid dysfunction.
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Blood rheological status in obstruction apnea
M. Mantskava, G. Azikuri,
N. Momtselidze, N. Mitagvaria.
I. Beritashvili Center for Experimental Biomedicine, Tbilisi, Georgia
Summary
Sleep apnea is an independent pathology and a powerful stress for the organism. Apnea affects different systems. 44 patients with obstructive apnea (age 45.4±5 years) were under observation. Control group consisted of healthy subjects aged 36.3±5 years. Rheological status in the group of patients was as follows: RBC aggregability index – 42.7±7.2, RBC deformability index was 2.23±0.06, plasma viscosity – 1.27±0.03 and Hct – 39±5. The same parameters in the control group were: RBC aggregability index – 25.0±3.0, RBC deformability index – 2.23±0.02, plasma viscosity – 1.25±0.02, Hct – 45±3. The obtained data allow to recommend clinicians include disaggregants in standard treatment of obstructive sleep apnea.
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Question-answer
What determines blood rheological properties?
Hemorheological parameters determine blood rheological properties.
What determines blood rheological status?
1. Hematocrit.
2. Blood viscosity.
3. Еrythrocyte agregability.
4. Erythrocyte deformability.
What is the danger of causing rheological disorders?
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Increased erythrocyte aggregation, decreased erythrocyte deformation, changed hematocrit and plasma viscosity leads to a blockage of capillaries, a slowed down blood flow and develops a capillary stasis. The result is a lack of oxygen. During erythrocyte aggregation erythrocytes may get damaged and an erythrocyte coagulation factor may be developed, which could cause a rheological catastrophe.[/su_spoiler]
Hemorheological status of blood
Mantskava M., Momtselidze N.
(ISBN 978-3-659-66111-2) 2014 Lambert academic Publishing. www.lap-publishing.com
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Blood rheological status during treatment of arterial hypertension
Mantskava М., Мomtselidze Н.
The center to Experimental biomedicine of I. Beritashvili, Georgia, Tbilisi.
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