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Novamedix Benefiting Patients By Improving Circulation
Manufacture devices to enhance blood circulation, both after surgery and for those with disorders .Category Regional Europe Hampshire Andover Business and Economy of award winning devices which can both prevent complications after trauma andsurgery and which also can treat patients with blood circulation disorders.
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Extractions: Founded in 1982, the Novamedix group of companies has grown over the last two decades to its present position of technological leadership in the enhancement of blood circulation. Extensive clinical research has resulted in the design and manufacture of award winning devices which can both prevent complications after trauma and surgery and which also can treat patients with blood circulation disorders. Novamedix recognises the importance of quality and operates under international quality systems to ISO 9000 and EN 46000. All products are CE approved and have received FDA clearance. Click here for product information PROFESSIONAL
Study Posting (740) -- Trial #22723, Circulation Disorders, Buffalo, NY
If you have poor circulation and experience muscle cramps while walking, you maybe eligible to participate in a research study evaluating the effects of an
http://www.centerwatch.com/patient/studies/stu22723.html

Extractions: Summary: Leg Cramps? If you have poor circulation and experience muscle cramps while walking, you may be eligible to participate in a research study evaluating the effects of an investigational medication used to increase the circulation in your legs. The cramp, typically produced by a fixed amount of walking, is relieved by a few minutes rest. Volunteers for this study will be screened thoroughly by a research team and will receive free physical examinations, EKG's, lab tests, and medication. All volunteers who fully complete the study will be compensated. If you are 40 years of age or older and are interested in finding out if you are a candidate for this study, Contact: Susan Trainer, RN, Clinical Research Coordinator
Disease Category Listing (172): Circulation Disorders
Clinical Trials circulation disorders. Georgia. Atlanta; Emory SurgeryResearch A sixmonth study using an FDA approved high blood
http://www.centerwatch.com/patient/studies/cat172.html

Extractions: in this illness area This site is run by CenterWatch, a publishing company that focuses on the clinical trials industry. The information provided in this service is designed to help patients find clinical trials that may be of interest to them, and to help patients contact the centers conducting the research. CenterWatch is neither promoting this research nor involved in conducting any of these trials. Trial listing updated: March 25, 2003 at 12:06:44 PM Patient Resources: [ Trial Listing Notification Services Drug Directories
SmartEngine - SmartGuide ( DISEASE : Circulation Disorders )
All about DISEASE circulation disorders from SmartEngine.com Search For . DISEASE circulation disorders. Categories (1-1 of 1)
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Aescin (=Reparil) In Cerebral Circulation Disorders. Clinical And Ophthalmodynam
Aescin (=Reparil) in cerebral circulation disorders. Clinical and ophthalmodynamographic observations
http://www.heilpflanzen-welt.de/science/1970/5529668.htm
Blood And Circulation Disorders (female)
return to blood and circulation, return to blood and circulation disorders ofthe blood and circulation. return to chest cavity. Anaemia, Aplastic Anaemia.
http://www.thehealthyforum.com/bodymapssec/blood_sf.html

Extractions: Anaemia Aplastic Anaemia Arterio-Venous Malformations Bruising Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation Haemolytic Anaemia Haemophilia Hereditary Haemorrhagic Telangiectasia Hodgkins Disease Leucocytosis Leukaemia Lymphoma Macrocytic Anaemia Microcytic Anaemia Myelodysplasia Myeloma Normocytic Anaemia Polycythaemia Scurvy Sickle Cell Disease Thalassaemia Thrombocytopaenia Thrombophilia Von Willebrands Disease
Health.iafrica.com | Mcnabs Healthshop | Ask Dr Mcnab | Circulation Disorders
You are in Health Fitness McNabs Healthshop Ask Dr McNab circulation disorders
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Blood Circulation Disorders
Blood circulation disorders. 1) Bloodfilling disorders
http://www.hamovniki.net/~alchemist/pathology/circulation.htm

Extractions: Bloodfilling disorders a) Arterial hyperemia A) Classification by localization General (a) Hypervolemia (b) Erythrocytosis Local B) Classification by cause Physiological (a) Feelings of anger or shame (b) Physical work Pathological (a) Angioneurotic (b) Collateral (c) Postischemic (d) Vacate (A) General ( Kesson disease) (B) Local (cupping-glass) (e) Inflammatory (f) Shunt b) Venous hyperemia A) General Acute (a) Lungs (A) Edema (B) Hemorrhage (b) Kidneys (A) Tubes epithelium dystrophy (B) Tubes epithelium necrosis (c) Liver (A) Centrolobular hemorrhages (B) Centrolobular necrosis Chronic (a) Skin (A) Cold (B) Cyanotic (C) Veins overfull (D) Oedema (E) Connective tissue growth (b) Kidneys (cyanotic induration (A) Enlarged (B) Dense (C) Cyanotic (c) Spleen (cyanotic induration (A) Enlarged (B) Dense (C) Dark-cherry-colored (section) (d) Liver (nutmeg, muscat (A) Macro Enlarged Dense Rounded edges Parti-colored (section) (B) Micro Central portions plethoric, hemorrhages (dark-red) Peripheral portions: fat dystrophy Later fibrosis develops Capillarized sinusoids (e) Lungs (brown induration (A) Macro: Enlarged Dense Brown (B) Micro: Hemosiderin in the a.
On The Drug Therapy Of Arterial Blood Circulation Disorders
On the drug therapy of arterial blood circulation disorders. Article in German
http://www.heilpflanzen-welt.de/science/1967/5593010.htm
Laboratory Of Pathology Of Cerebral Circulation
hypophyseal system in mechanisms of cerebral circulation disorders in patients with different neurosurgical pathology.
http://www.neuro.neva.ru/English/Issues/Articles_2_2001/brainblood.htm

Extractions: Laboratory of pathology of cerebral circulation Head of the Laboratory - Doctor of Biological Science, Prof. Semeniutin Vladimir Borisovich The Laboratory of Pathology of Cerebral Circulation (LPCC) was organized in 1971 on the initiative of Director of the Institute, Honored Science Worker of the Russian Federation, Prof. Ugriumov V.M. In 1972-1982 it was headed by Doctor of Medical Science, Prof. Teplov S.I., who was a physiologist. Together with Prof. Ugriumov V.M. he outlined both fundamental and applied prospective trends of research in pathophysiology of cerebral circulation and formulated a hypothesis concerning the role of the hypothalamo-hypophyseal system in mechanisms of cerebral circulation disorders in patients with different neurosurgical pathology. A valuable contribution was made into development of the following problems: - blood supply and metabolism in cerebral circulatory hypoxia;
Circulation Disorders
circulation disorders An International, MultiCenter Study to Assess the Safety,Efficacy and Pharmacoecomonics of a Glyceine Antagonist in the Treatment of
http://www.siuh.edu/crc/COPY/Text/circulatedisorder.htm
Library: Tobacco Related Illnesses
next Go to page 1 2. Pulmonary circulation disorders. What causesthe heart to beat? Normally, the heartbeat starts in the right
http://128.196.174.134/resources/content_pages/Tob_and_Health/Tob_Rel_Illnesses/

Extractions: Smokeless Tobacco Go to page: 1 Pulmonary Circulation Disorders What causes the heart to beat? Normally, the heartbeat starts in the right atrium when a special group of cells (called the "pacemaker" of the heart or sinoatrial node) sends an electrical signal. This signal spreads throughout the heart, from the atria to the ventricles, and causes a contraction of the organ. The route of the electrical signal must be followed for the heart to pump properly (www.americanheart.org) The heart contracts (beats) as the electrical impulse moves through it. This normally occurs 60 to 100 times a minute. The atria contract a split-second before the ventricles. This lets them empty their blood into the ventricles before the ventricles contract. Under some conditions almost all heart tissue can start a heartbeat. In other words, another part of the heart can become the pacemaker (www.americanheart.org).
Study Posting (28) -- Trial #20047, Circulation Disorders, Atlanta, GA
CenterWatch Clinical Research Trial Posting for A sixmonth study using an FDA approved high blood pressure medication to evaluate its usefulness in lower leg circulation problems (intermittent claudication)
http://www.centerwatch.com/studies/stu20047.htm

Extractions: Summary: A six-month study using an FDA approved high blood pressure medication to evaluate its usefulness in lower leg circulation problems (intermittent claudication) This is a six-month Phase IV single-center study designed to assess the effectiveness of an FDA approved oral drug for high blood pressure (Trade name - Cozaar / generic name - losartan potassium) in treating patients with peripheral arterial disease due to atherosclerosis. The trial is seeking patients with mild to moderated leg pain brought on by exercise and relieved by rest (intermittent claudication). Visits will occur every 6-8 weeks over a 24-week period. All patients will receive oral losartan as the study medication. It is taken once a day with an initial dose of 50 mgm, and, if tolerated well and your blood pressure is stable, the dose will be increased to 100 mgm per day. Safety will be monitored throughout the study period with regular lab work and physical exams. Further study in the format of a double-blinded randomized (with a placebo or inactive control) trial will be pursued if results of this pilot study suggest that patients with intermittent claudication may benefit. You may be eligible for this study if you have none of the exclusions and have all the entry conditions for this trial. The major criteria are:
Blood Circulation Disorders
Blood circulation disorders. 1) Bloodfilling disorders. a) Arterial hyperemia. A)Classification by localization. (1) General. (a) Hypervolemia. (b) Erythrocytosis.
http://alchemist.hamovniki.net/pathology/circulation.htm

Extractions: Bloodfilling disorders a) Arterial hyperemia A) Classification by localization General (a) Hypervolemia (b) Erythrocytosis Local B) Classification by cause Physiological (a) Feelings of anger or shame (b) Physical work Pathological (a) Angioneurotic (b) Collateral (c) Postischemic (d) Vacate (A) General ( Kesson disease) (B) Local (cupping-glass) (e) Inflammatory (f) Shunt b) Venous hyperemia A) General Acute (a) Lungs (A) Edema (B) Hemorrhage (b) Kidneys (A) Tubes epithelium dystrophy (B) Tubes epithelium necrosis (c) Liver (A) Centrolobular hemorrhages (B) Centrolobular necrosis Chronic (a) Skin (A) Cold (B) Cyanotic (C) Veins overfull (D) Oedema (E) Connective tissue growth (b) Kidneys (cyanotic induration (A) Enlarged (B) Dense (C) Cyanotic (c) Spleen (cyanotic induration (A) Enlarged (B) Dense (C) Dark-cherry-colored (section) (d) Liver (nutmeg, muscat (A) Macro Enlarged Dense Rounded edges Parti-colored (section) (B) Micro Central portions plethoric, hemorrhages (dark-red) Peripheral portions: fat dystrophy Later fibrosis develops Capillarized sinusoids (e) Lungs (brown induration (A) Macro: Enlarged Dense Brown (B) Micro: Hemosiderin in the a.
Regional Circulation Disorders
Regional circulation disorders. 1) Arterial hyperemia. a) Causes i) Mechanical(friction). ii) Physical (t°, atmosphere pressure, UV radiation).
http://alchemist.hamovniki.net/pathology/regional.htm

Extractions: Arterial hyperemia a) Causes: i) Mechanical (friction) ii) Physical (t , atmosphere pressure, UV radiation) iii) Chemical (acids and alkalis) iv) Biological (microorganisms) v) Social (emotions) b) Types: i) Physiological Organ hyperfunction (muscle, intestine, gland) Thermoregulation (skin) ii) Pathologic Basic (a) Inflammation and infection (b) Allergic reaction (c) Fever (brain) iii) Adaptive ( postischemic iv) Vacate (cupping-glasses) c) Mechanisms: i) Neurotonic b adrenoreceptors , M- cholinoreceptors ii) Neuroparalytic a -adrenoreceptors) iii) Humoral kinines , histamine, prostaglandines , ATP, lactate) d) Features: i) Arteries dilation , pressure increase and arterial pulse ii) Functioning arteries count increase iii) Bloodflow speed increase iv) Decrease in the arterio -venous oxygen difference (due to the increase of oxygen in venous blood) v) Reddening, enlargement and temperature increase of the organ vi) Lymph-formation acceleration Venous hyperemia a) Causes: i) External squeezing: Seam (scar) Tumor Ligature Oedema ii) Internal occlusion (thrombus, embolus)
LookSmart - Circulation Disorders General Information
LookSmart Home. Featured Sponsors. circulation disorders General Information.Covers vascular diseases and vascular surgery as well as research articles.
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Blood Disorders Information, Support And Other Resources For UK Patients
Blood and circulation disorders.
http://www.equip.nhs.uk/topics/blood.html

Extractions: Other information What are blood disorders? The following links take you straight to pages of information about blood disorders. This information has been checked by doctors to ensure it is correct and appropriate for UK patients. EQUIP also has separate pages of information on HIV and AIDS Heart Diseases stroke infectious diseases and
Heart Disease Information, Support And Other Resources For UK Patients
What is heart disease? There are other EQUIP pages available on specifictopics Blood and circulation disorders; Congenital heart
http://www.equip.nhs.uk/topics/cardiov/cvd.html

Extractions: Other information There are other EQUIP pages available on specific topics: The following links take you straight to pages of information about heart disease. This information has been checked by doctors, but because many of these websites are American, the treatment options may differ to those available in this country. Cardiac Arrhythmia Centre - detailed information on the normal heart and the many specific types of arrhythmia and tests performed written by an American doctor (sinus bradycardia, sick sinus syndrome, sinus tachycardia, AV block, atrial premature beats, supraventricular tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, ventricular premature beats, ventricualr tachycardia, ventricualr fibrillation) Cardiac Risk in the Young - a UK charity providing support and information on many disorders written by doctors including: Cardiomyopathies, Myocarditis, Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), Ion Channelopathies, Wolfe Parkinson White Syndrome (WPW), Coronary artery anomalies (CAAs), Marfan Syndrome, Restrictive Cardiomyopathy (RCM), Endocardial Fibroelastosis (EFE), Tachycardia
Pulmonary Circulation Disorders - General Practice Notebook
medical information from General Practice Notebook. pulmonary circulationdisorders. Click here for more information The information
http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/cache/26869820.htm
Consumer Health Information -Cardiology / Heart And Circulation Disorders
General Health Sites, Health Topic Alphabetical, Health Topic - Category.Cardiology / Heart and circulation disorders. American Heart Association.
http://ww2.mcgill.ca/rvhlib/English/Consumer/chcardiology.htm

Extractions: General Health Sites Health Topic - Alphabetical Health Topic - Category American Heart Association American Heart Association: Heart Profilers - Your Treatment Decision Tool Ask NOAH About: Heart Disease and Stroke Health Canada: The Healthy Heart Kit ... National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute: Cardiovascular Information Medical Library of the Royal Victoria Hospital / Updated Feb 20, 2003 by S. Widden About Us Vic Libraries Consumer Health Information ... RVH Books

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