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The highest mean capillary density was found in patients with early NVC pattern (p = 0.005; Table 2).

Based on our results, the most helpful and simple data to collect is the mean capillary density.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Mean capillary density correlated inversely with severity index e with skin score.

Moreover, the mean capillary density was lower in patients with anti-Scl70, skin score >14, (p = ns; Table 2), and, as expected, in patients with late NVC pattern (p = 0.0007; Table 2) and CSURI <2.94 (p = 0.047; Table 2).

The mean capillary density was directly correlated to the ulcer number (p = 0.02, r = +0.4) and to DLCO/alveolar volume (p = 0.02, r = +0.4) and inversely correlated with severity index (p = 0.01, r = −0.4) and skin score (p = 0.02, r = −0.4).

It is advised to calculate the mean capillary density value for each finger from the analysis of four fields on that finger.

They obtained an average capillary density of 10 ± 0.59 capillaries per millimeter.

Six hours after treatment with rHuEPO, CLP mice demonstrated a higher mean perfused capillary density (39.4 versus 31.7 capillaries per millimeter; p < 0.001) and a lower mean NADH fluorescence as compared to CLP+normal saline mice (49.4 versus 52.7 FU; p = 0.03).

In the third set of experiments, CLP mice treated with rHuEPO maintained a significantly higher mean perfused capillary density six hours after rHuEPO injection when compared to CLP mice treated with saline (39.4 versus 31.7 capillaries per millimeter; p < 0.001; Figure 3).

Mean OM and SQ capillary density was lower in GDM compared with NGT (p = 0.015).

In the LPS group GEN increased mucosal functional capillary density (FCD, cm/cm; mean ± SD; LPS vs GEN, 105.5 ± 44.6 vs 174.7 ± 39.1; P = 0.018).