Stress: Cause and Effect of Hemorheological Disorders: Stress and Hemorheological Changes in Certain Pathologies

This book is intended for a wide range of researchers and practitioners in the field of medicine who are involved in any way with the study, diagnosis, and management (treatment) of stress and blood circulation. This monograph presents the current state of knowledge regarding stress and blood hemorheology and describes modern research methods. We have, for the first time, examined data from original simulated and clinical studies of various pathologies in the context of stress and stressors. The book explores the cause-and-effect relationship of hemorheology in the propagation of stress reactions. Extensive literature was used in the preparation of this book, although the existing bibliography does not consider the combination of various pathologies as third-order stress diseases. We have, for the first time, combined hemorheological shock, Raynaud’s disease, and obstructive sleep apnea within the context of stressful situations. This book will contribute to the field of adaptive syndrome research and draw attention to the hemorheological properties of blood in stress-related diseases.