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See Latest ArticlesEarly alterations of red blood cell rheology in critically ill patients
Critical Care Medicine, 11/20/09
Reggiori G et al. – Early alterations of red blood cell rheology are common in intensive care unit patients, especially in those with sepsis. Comorbidities (other than hematologic diseases) do not significantly influence these abnormalities. These alterations could contribute to the microcirculatory alterations observed in critically ill patients.
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