ArticleMicrocirculation (New York, N.Y. : 1994)2017
Influence of feeding hematocrit and perfusion pressure on hematocrit reduction (Fåhraeus effect) in an artificial microvascular network.
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Abstract
objectiveHct in narrow vessels is reduced due to concentration of fast-flowing RBCs in the center, and of slower flowing plasma along the wall of the vessel, which in combination with plasma skimming at bifurcations leads to the striking heterogeneity of local Hct in branching capillary networks known as the network Fåhraeus effect. We analyzed the influence of feeding Hct and perfusion pressure on the Fåhraeus effect in an AMVN.
methodsRBC suspensions in plasma with Hcts between 20% and 70% were perfused at pressures of 5-60 cm H
resultsChannel Hcts were reduced compared with Hct
conclusionsThe magnitude of the network Fåhraeus effect in an AMVN is inversely related to Hct
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