A Textbook of Physiology
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We have said enough to shew that the peripheral re- sistance (and consequently all that depends on that peripheral resistance) is not wholly determined by the varying width of the minute passages, but is also dependent on the vital condition of the tissue of which the walls of the passages form a part. When the tissue is in health, a certain resistance is offered to the passage of blood through the capillaries and other mihute vessels, and the whole vascular mechanism is adapted to overcome thi...s resistance to such an extent that a normal circulation can take place. When the tissue becomes affected, the disturbance of the relations between the tissue and the blood may so augment the re- sistance that the passage of the blood becomes, as in inflammation, difficult, or, as in stasis, impossible. And it is quite open to us to suppose that under certain circumstances the reverse of the above may occur in this or that area, that conditions may arise in which the resistance is lowered below the normal, and the circulation in the area quickened.
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We have said enough to shew that the peripheral re- sistance (and consequently all that depends on that peripheral resistance) is not wholly determined by the varying width of the minute passages, but is also dependent on the vital condition of the tissue of which the walls of the passages form a part. When the tissue is in health, a certain resistance is offered to the passage of blood through the capillaries and other mihute vessels, and the whole vascular mechanism is adapted to overcome thi...s resistance to such an extent that a normal circulation can take place. When the tissue becomes affected, the disturbance of the relations between the tissue and the blood may so augment the re- sistance that the passage of the blood becomes, as in inflammation, difficult, or, as in stasis, impossible. And it is quite open to us to suppose that under certain circumstances the reverse of the above may occur in this or that area, that conditions may arise in which the resistance is lowered below the normal, and the circulation in the area quickened.
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