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Mechanisms of Hemodynamics in Patients with Various Fractures of Lower Extremities

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Ultrasound Doppler echography (USDE) of large peripheral blood vessels was performed in 110 patients with fractures in diaphyses of long tubular bones of the lower extremities. The USDE data and factor analysis of hemodynamic parameters (systolic and retrograde blood flow, blood pressure, pulse index) are presented. Compensatory mechanisms of the peripheral blood flow that are generated upon traumatic and gunshot fractures are considered.

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Lytaev, S.A. Mechanisms of Hemodynamics in Patients with Various Fractures of Lower Extremities. Human Physiology 29, 212–219 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022907013474

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