Reduction in blood viscosity at low rates of shear by surface active substances: a new hemorheologic phenomenon

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Abstract
Sodium oleate, representing substances that disrupt erythrocyte aggregates, has been found to considerably decrease the low shear viscosity of blood in optimal concentrations of 20–40 mg per cent. Evidence suggests that this effect is due to reversib

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