… methods is a functional test with double local hypoxia of the … and evaluate the state of the
hemostasis system in healthy … in patients with obliterating atherosclerosis of the vessels of …

… or mountaineering, on the hemostatic system. Chronic … As neither test truly reflects in vivo
coagulation activity, these … measured for coagulation, fibrinolysis and platelet function are of …

… of the upper extremity may be caused by atherosclerosis, … A duplex ultrasound examination
of the upper extremity will … to evaluate the maturation of an AV fistula and assess stenotic …

… use in clinical practice (2,5). Thus, in order to promote endothelial function testing as a
screening method … to patients with heart failure or autonomous nervous system dysfunction who …

… Physical performance tests included a timed walking test, … hypoxia, [40] but is also influenced
by proinflammatory states [41]… an underlying subclinical atherosclerosis process, potentially …

… of the coagulation cascade and the fibrinolytic responsein patients … also elevated in patients
with coronary atherosclerosis.17 To … Hypoxia induces endothelial cell synthesis of membrane…

… under conditions of ischemia and hypoxia, resulting in a decrease in … (4) Patients with
coagulation dysfunction or abnormal … Wilcoxon rank sum test was used to test the heterogeneity of …

… of endothelial function, the evaluation of arteriosclerosis, new … maintaining vascular endothelial
homeostasis. Inflammation, … Changes in shear forces, hypoxia, thrombin, and angiotensin …

… Atherosclerosis is a silent process that usually begins 20 to … function [19, 20], and the status
of the coagulation system (ie, a … delivery, as in anemia, hypoxemia (eg, due to pneumonia or …

… study were (1) to use noninvasive blood tests (ST, NT, and FT… The endothelium is the key
regulator of vascular homeostasis… precedes the development of morphologic atherosclerotic …