Never Change a Flowing System? The Effects of Retrograde Flow on Isolated Perfused Lungs and Vessels
Abstract
Retrograde perfusion may occur during disease, surgery or extracorporeal circulation. While it is clear that endothelial cells sense and respond to changes in blood flow, the consequences of retrograde perfusion are only poorly defined. Similar to shear stress or disturbed flow, retrograde perfusion might result in vasomotor responses, edema formation or inflammation in and around vessels. In this study we investigated in rats the effects of...
Paper Details
Title
Never Change a Flowing System? The Effects of Retrograde Flow on Isolated Perfused Lungs and Vessels
Published Date
May 15, 2021
Journal
Volume
10
Issue
5
Pages
1210 - 1210
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