Titlebook: O-(β-Hydroxyethyl)-rutoside—experimentelle und klinische Ergebnisse; Wolfgang Voelter,Günther Jung Conference proceedings 1978 Springer-Ve

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,Zur Ultrastruktur experimenteller ?deme und deren Beeinflussung durch O-(β-Hydroxyethyl)-rutoside,mental animals. The vascular damages described were used as a model for investigating the possible vasoprotective effect of O-(.-hydroxyethyl)-rutosides (HR). The pathologic changes of the endothelium found for the dextran and phospholipase edemas (inflammatory type edemas) are characterized by the

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,Eine übersicht über neue pharmakologische Effekte und klinische Resultate von O-(,-Hydroxyethyl)-ru, and platelet and red cell aggregation. Evidence for the clinical efficacy in chronic venous insufficiency and radioprotection is also presented with various illustrations of the effects of Venoruton on the capillary filtration rate in man.

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,Der Einflu? von Venoruton? auf die Unterschenkelvolumina bei Normalpersonen und Kranken mit ven?senhealthy volunteers and in patients suffering from venous blood flow disorders. In healthy volunteers treated with Venoruton a significant decrease in the volume of the lower leg was observed following hydrostatic load of 1–2 h duration. In patients with postthrombotic conditions a positive effect wa

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,M?glichkeiten und Grenzen der medikament?sen Therapie im phlebologischen Bereich,, is reviewed and the effects of drugs commonly used in the treatment of this condition are evaluated..Vasoactive substances are considered inappropriate for increasing perfusion pressure because they may intensify capillary dysfunction and affect the entire vascular system. Selective actions limite

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,Venoruton? und periphere Durchblutung (tierexperimentell und klinisch im radiologischen Bereich),partly due to an influence of the hyaluronic acid-hyaluronidase system, can be demonstrated by comparing results of in vitro examinations of blood viscosity in animals with those of a corresponding series of patients.