Beriashvili Sesili Davidovna
 Postdoc; Georgian David the Builder University    
Mantskava Maia Mikhailovna
Associate Prof.; Beritashvili Biomedical Experimental Center, Tbilisi
Momtselidze Nana Gogievna
 Associate Prof.; Beritashvili Biomedical Experimental Center, Tbilisi
Nikolaishvuli Marina
 Associate Prof.; Beritashvili Biomedical Experimental Center, Tbilisi
Tupinashvili Tamar Nodarovna
 Postdoc; Georgian David the Builder University, Tbilisi
Tamasidze Nino Archilovna
Postdoc; Georgian David the Builder University, Tbilisi

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Blood is not a homogeneous (Newtonian) liquid and it is a suspension having suspended particles, it has exceptional features and it is studied by hemorheology. Blood hemorheology plays a significant role in blood circulation and ensuring its trophic function. Changes in rheological properties of blood may cause a slowdown in the flow, establishment of stasis, therefore tissue hypoxia, which is accompanied by a multi-disease and vice versa, the particular structure of blood depends on a local hematocrit, axial flow of erythrocytes and the existence of plasma layer, blood flow structure changes leads to a disorders of its rheological properties.[/su_animate]