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Characteristics of changes in blood circulation induced by cold stimulation in pre-eclamptic women
S Miyamoto1, H Shimokawa, A Touno
1Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan.
Changes in peripheral deep body temperature (p-DBT) after cooling were examined in normal, chronically hypertensive pregnant and pre-eclamptic subjects. The recovery of p-DBT after cooling was delayed significantly in the pre-eclamptic subjects, as compared to findings in the other two groups. The delay in the recovery process of blood flow in the tissue after cooling, probably due to disturbance of the vasodilating process, is a characteristic of microcirculation in pre-eclamptic subjects.
Changes in peripheral deep body temperature (p-DBT) after cooling were examined in normal, chronically hypertensive pregnant and pre-eclamptic subjects. The recovery of p-DBT after cooling was delayed significantly in the pre-eclamptic subjects, as compared to findings in the other two groups. The delay in the recovery process of blood flow in the tissue after cooling, probably due to disturbance of the vasodilating process, is a characteristic of microcirculation in pre-eclamptic subjects.