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AFTER From the Department Pharmacologyartd Therapeutics, University Ghent GHENT, HE PROBLEM BELGIUM different parts the systern, after an arrest the circulation the blood during a given length time, is directly connected with the more general problem life death. Speaking an organismas a whole, all biologistswill agree that death is a condition in which some irreversible damageshave occurred in somefundamental organ, tissue physiological function the body-damages which make normal activity life the organism as a whole impossible. One the main factors inching such irreversible damagesis the arrest the heart the circulation the blood, which provokes anoxia asphyxia all cells, organs. This pathological condition may induce, after a given length time, irreversible damages which make normal activity life impossible.The question arises: What is the resistance the different physiological functions the organism to the interruption blood supply to anoxia? It is a well known fact that the muscles,the intestines even the heart are very resistant to the interruption blood supply anoxia. These organsmay indeed be revived resumetheir activities even days after the blood supply has been interrupted. But not all cells, , organs physiological functions are so resistant to the deprival blood supply anoxia, do not resume their activities, after a
Physiological Reviews – The American Physiological Society
Published: Jul 1, 1950
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