File:Nailfold Capillaries.png
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The image of capillaries of the nailfold of the finger
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Русский: На изображении показаны капилляры ногтевого ложа пальца руки – мельчайшие сосуды в организме человека. Изображение получено с помощью метода высокоскоростной видеокапилляроскопии. Сам по себе метод капилляроскопии давно известен для визуализации процессов в системе микроциркуляции крови. В настоящее время использование высокоскоростной видеосъемки и современных методов обработки, разработанных совместно с сотрудниками Университета ИТМО (Санкт-Петербург), позволяет определять скорость движения эритроцитов по отдельно взятым капиллярам. Данный метод является перспективным для ранней диагностики нарушений микрогемодинамики, например, у пациентов ревматологического профиля, а также может быть эффективным средством контроля различных физических нагрузок, например в случае подготовки космонавтов (космическая медицина) или спортсменов (спортивная медицина).
English: The image shows capillaries of the nailfold of the finger – these are the smallest vessels in the human body. The image was obtained using high-speed videocapillaroscopy method. The method of capillaroscopy itself is known for visualization of processes in the blood microcirculation system for a long time. Currently, the use of high-speed video and modern processing methods, developed together with the staff of ITMO University (St. Petersburg), allows to determine the speed of red blood cells in individual capillaries. This method is promising for early diagnosis of microhemodynamic disorders, for example, in patients with rheumatic diseases. It can also be an effective means of controlling various physical activities, for example, for training astronauts (space medicine) or athletes (sports medicine). English: The image shows capillaries of the nailfold of the finger – these are the smallest vessels in the human body. The image was obtained using high-speed videocapillaroscopy method. The method of capillaroscopy itself is known for visualization of processes in the blood microcirculation system for a long time. Currently, the use of high-speed video and modern processing methods, developed together with the staff of ITMO University (St. Petersburg), allows to determine the speed of red blood cells in individual capillaries. This method is promising for early diagnosis of microhemodynamic disorders, for example, in patients with rheumatic diseases. It can also be an effective means of controlling various physical activities, for example, for training astronauts (space medicine) or athletes (sports medicine). |
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| Author | Dmitry Stavtsev, Nikita Margaryants, Mikhail Volkov |
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