Effectes of Diemailing injection(DMLI) on hemorheology in rats of acute blood stasis model
QU Shaochun
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QU Shaochun
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Objective To observe the effect of DMLI on hemorheology in rat of acute blood stasis madel.Methods Acute blood stasis model was prepared by hypeadrenaline and dipping in ice water in rats and effects of DMLI on hemorheology in rats of acute blood stasis model were observed.Results DMLI(5 and 10 g/kg·d) could reduce significantly whole blood viscosity,plasma viscosity,concentration on plasma fibrinogen,erythrocyte sedimentation,hematocrit,erythrocyte electrophoresis time,erythrocyte aggregate index and erythrocyte rigid index.Conclusion It is indicated that DMLI can improve significantly abnormal change of hemorheology in rats of acute blood stasis model,which is benefit to prevent high viscosity in acute myocardial infarction and development of arteriosclerosis.
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Objective To observe the effect of DMLI on hemorheology in rat of acute blood stasis madel.Methods Acute blood stasis model was prepared by hypeadrenaline and dipping in ice water in rats and effects of DMLI on hemorheology in rats of acute blood stasis model were observed.Results DMLI(5 and 10 g/kg·d) could reduce significantly whole blood viscosity,plasma viscosity,concentration on plasma fibrinogen,erythrocyte sedimentation,hematocrit,erythrocyte electrophoresis time,erythrocyte aggregate index and erythrocyte rigid index.Conclusion It is indicated that DMLI can improve significantly abnormal change of hemorheology in rats of acute blood stasis model,which is benefit to prevent high viscosity in acute myocardial infarction and development of arteriosclerosis.
Key concepts: Hemorheology, Medicine, Blood stasis, Erythrocyte aggregation, Fibrinogen, Hematocrit, Blood viscosity, Plasma viscosity