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Hämorheologische Veränderungen bei Früh- und Mangelgeburten: Bedeutung für die Indikation der Tokolysetherapie

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Standortbestimmung der Tokolysebehandlung

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Das Newtonsche Gesetz der Viskosität besagt, daß Schergeschwindigkeit und Schubspannung des Blutes einander proportional sind. Unter Schubspannung versteht man die Kraft, die das Blut in Form von Flüssigkeitslamellen bewegt und unter Schergeschwindigkeit die Schnelligkeit, in der diese Verschiebung stattfindet. Die Blutviskosität ist somit keine konstante Größe, sondern hängt von verschiedenen Fließbedingungen und Einflußgrößen ab (Abb. 1).

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Heilmann, L. (1994). Hämorheologische Veränderungen bei Früh- und Mangelgeburten: Bedeutung für die Indikation der Tokolysetherapie. In: Wolff, F. (eds) Standortbestimmung der Tokolysebehandlung. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-85429-3_4

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