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Lehrbuch der Physiologie in Einzeldarstellungen

Zusammenfassung

Die Skeletmuskulatur ist mit 40% der Körpermasse das gröβte Organsystem des Menschen. In Ruhe ist der Durchblutungsanteil dieses Organs gering: Die spezifische Durchblutungsgröβe liegt bei 2–3 mlfmin 100 ml (2–3% fmin), woraus sich eine Gesamtdurchblutung von 600–900 mlfmin für 30 kg Muskulatur ergibt, also etwa 10–15% des Herzminutenvolumens. Bei Muskelarbeit kann aber die spezifische Durchblutung bis zu 50% /min oder noch höher ansteigen, was bei gleichzeitigem Einsatz aller Muskeln eine Gesamtdurchblutung von 151/min bedeuten würde.

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