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A K German

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[The cerebral blood flow in smokers].

Effect of smoking on cerebral blood flow was studied with the aid of rheography in 60 young smokers and 30 nonsmokers (control group). Tobacco smoking was found to results in rising the tone of cerebral arteries of large and medium calibres, the pulse organ filling being on the decrease. The tone of small arterial vessels and venous network decreases. The effect of the inhaled tobacco smoke on cerebral blood flow is particularly pronounced in prolonged and continuous users of tobacco.

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[The intrahepatic blood flow of smokers (based on rheographic data)].

Rheohepatographic [correction of Rheoencephalographic] investigations were performed in 60 smokers and 30 non-smoking (control group) apparently healthy male subjects aged between 23-32 years. Those persons with "length" of smoking habit for up to 5 years presented with hyper-reactivity of arterial and venous vessels, reduction in the liver [correction of brain] pulse filling. In prolonged and continuous users of tobacco (with the smoking history ranging from 6 to 10 years inclusive) there has been noted a general tendency towards reduction in hyper-reactivity of vessels, particularly small ones. The tone of medium and large vessels decreased to a lesser extent. Further tendency toward reduction in the liver [correction of brain] pulse filling has been taken note of.

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