1984
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.289.6456.1405
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Increases in platelet and red cell counts, blood viscosity, and arterial pressure during mild surface cooling: factors in mortality from coronary and cerebral thrombosis in winter.

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“…'3 In addition exposure to cold increases both whole blood and plasma viscosity, the volume of plasma occupied by platelets, and the arterial blood pressure. 14 It is likely that seasonal variations in blood pressure" and haemostatic factors,'2 perhaps induced by changes in core body temperature, are partly responsible for the variation in onset of CRVO found in this study. However, this would not explain the early peak seen in September.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…'3 In addition exposure to cold increases both whole blood and plasma viscosity, the volume of plasma occupied by platelets, and the arterial blood pressure. 14 It is likely that seasonal variations in blood pressure" and haemostatic factors,'2 perhaps induced by changes in core body temperature, are partly responsible for the variation in onset of CRVO found in this study. However, this would not explain the early peak seen in September.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…Similar imbalances of the autonomic nervous system and changes in the hemorheologic properties of blood have been shown to occur with greater magnitude in winter, perhaps accounting for the increased winter rates of aortic dissection. 26 The absence of seasonal variability in the aortic dissection rates among men, the elderly, and patients with hypertension or type A dissection is difficult to comprehend if the autonomic nervous system and hemorheologic changes are to be implicated for both circannual and circadian differences in the timing of AAD. It is possible that the daily fluctuation in sympathetic tone and hemostatic properties has a far greater effect than that attributable to seasonal changes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Спазм коронарных артерий ведет к сни-жению толерантности к физическим нагрузкам, провоци-рует ангинозные боли и может привести к разрыву атеро-склеротических бляшек, образованию нестабильных бля-шек с последующим развитием тромбоза. По данным лите-ратуры, в холодное время года у здоровых людей и пациен-тов с заболеваниями сосудов отмечена гемоконцентрация [24][25][26][27][28][29], повышение уровня прокоагулянтов и маркеров активации гемостаза (фактор свертывания крови VIII [30], фактор Виллебранда [30], фибриноген [23,24,30], D-димер [31], маркеров воспалительной реакции (СОЭ [20,28], C-реактивный белок [31,23], ИЛ-1,ИЛ-6 [23]), снижение концентрации прокоагулянтов (протеин С [24]), антиокси-дантов (витамин D [29]). …”
Section: ил козловская и соавтunclassified