Sentence examples for microcirculation is considered from inspiring English sources

According to physiological theory, the microcirculation is considered to be a low-pressure compartment.

As the pressure drop in the vascular system occurs upstream at the level of small arterioles (resistance vessels), the microcirculation is considered a low pressure compartment.

Though the pathogenesis of glaucoma in eyes with myopic optic discs remains unclear, as it does in normal tension glaucoma, decreased ocular blood flow [ 13], including optic nerve microcirculation, is considered to be a promising candidate, in addition to mechanical stress, oxidative stress and decreased axonal flow.

Measurement of arterial Gd-DTPA concentration (AIF) is considered important when assessing absolute values of tumour microcirculation (Evelhoch, 1999).

The IVIM model is considered to provide the pure molecular diffusion (D) separately from the blood microcirculation (proportion of blood microcirculation [PF] and pseudo-diffusion coefficient [D*]), when multiple b-values are obtained, from low b-values (<200 s/mm) to high b-values (>200 s/mm) [ 14].

Indeed, the extract from Sanqi ginseng, which as a predominance of Rg1, is considered the key ingredient for the treatment of trauma injuries and for promoting microcirculation [ 31].

For instance, for vessels with a diameter of <200 μm which comprise the coronary microcirculation metabolic regulation of coronary blood flow is considered the most important mechanism [ 24, 63].

For the aforementioned reasons, direct visualization of flowing RBCs in the microcirculation using hand-held microcopy as method to assess the functional state of the microcirculation must be considered the gold standard for tissue perfusion.

In this respect, two factors should be taken into consideration: 1) inflow pressure of the microcirculation may significantly differ from MAP as a result of post-arteriolar pressure drop and 2) the microcirculation may be considered as a low pressure compartment, with hydrostatic pressures slightly above CVP.

However, the microcirculation may be considered as a low pressure compartment with capillary pressure closer to venous than to arterial pressure.

When choosing antimicrobial agents in septic conditions, possible effects of the antibiotics within the pathogenetically important intestinal microcirculation should be considered.