Jerzy Gebicki

You are already at the latest version Microcirculatory oscillations known as flowmotion are a recognized feature of blood flow that reflect the functional state of the vascular system. Many diseases are associated with impaired flowmotion, especially diseases that are accompanied by hypoxia. Low frequency myogenic oscillations (0.052–0.15 Hz) are an important regulator of microvascular adaptation to hypoxia.

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