Effect of hemosorption and the separate and combined use of obsidan, trental and colpharit on rheological and hemostatic properties of the blood in patients with unstable stenocardia

Dmitriev, A.A.; Khishtovani, A.I.; Iakunin, G.A.; Kormer, A.I.

Terapevticheskii Arkhiv 58(5): 68-73

1986


ISSN/ISBN: 0040-3660
PMID: 3738796
Document Number: 274265
A study of the main hemorheological and hemostatic indices of the blood of 60 patients with unstable angina revealed considerable changes that required correction. The use of hemosorption (HS) produced a positive effect on a clinical course of disease as well as the patients' hemorheological status. However the HS effect maintained for 5 days and the use of drugs was required to prolong a sorption effect. The combined use of propranolol, trental and colpharit made a favorable effect on microcirculation owing to the improvement of rheological, coagulation and fibrinolytic properties of the blood.

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