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A study of RBC aggregation-sedimentation phenomenon with conductivity method.

Authors: Z Y, Wen; Z L, Tao; W Y, Ma; J L, Xu; Y H, Zhao; H R, Wang;

A study of RBC aggregation-sedimentation phenomenon with conductivity method.

Abstract

In this paper, we present a conductivity method for measuring the RBC (red blood cell) aggregation-sedimentation phenomenon and the theoretical analysis of this phenomenon. A theory describing the RBC aggregation-sedimentation phenomenon with the conductivity method is proposed and the formula of the l-t function which depicts the RBC aggregation-sedimentation process is given. We put forward the aggregation index and sedimentation factor describing the RBC aggregation-sedimentation phenomenon for the first time.

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Erythrocyte Aggregation, Animals, Blood Sedimentation, Rabbits, Mathematics

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