Mantskava Maya (Principal Investigator), Assoc.Prof., I.Beritashvili Center of Experimental Biomedicine, Georgia, Tbilisi, 0160, Gotua St., 14, mantskavamaka@rambler.ru; biomedicine.net@gmail.com;
Momtselidze Nana (Investigator), Assoc.Prof., Beritashvili Center of Experimental Biomedicine, Georgia, Tbilisi, 0160, Gotua St., 14;
Davlianidze Lena (Investigator), Assoc.Prof., Beritashvili Center of Experimental Biomedicine, Georgia, Tbilisi, 0160, Gotua St., 14;
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Two different systems that provide motion and movement of blood are involved simultaneously in human body (Kamensky A. and Kamkin A., 2004, ISBN 5-7695-1675-5). This is coagulation/anticoagulation and rheological. Blood is not a homogeneous (Newtonian) liquid and it is a suspension having suspended particles, it has exceptional features and it is studied by coagulation and hemorheology. Coagulation and hemorheology play a significant role in blood circulation and ensure its trophic function. (Hoffman M., Monroe D., 2006). Changes in coagulation and rheological properties of blood may cause a slowdown in the flow, establishment of stasis, thrombus, which is accompanied by multi-disease.[/su_animate]
Coagulation involves the formation of various substances which are produced as a genetically determined body components (primary anticoagulants) or arise in blood clotting and fibrinolysis (secondary anticoagulant).