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Title: [Vascular reactivity to cold. Study in normal subjects and in vascular acrosyndromes]. Author: Schmidt C, Schmitt J, Demange G. Journal: J Mal Vasc; 1984; 9(1):29-33. PubMed ID: 6707532. Abstract: The authors study the vascular reactivity to cold exposure in 48 normal subjects and 37 Raynaud's phenomenon (20 Raynaud's diseases, 9 digital arteritis, and 8 acrocyanosis). The haemodynamic profile of primary Raynaud's diseases is quite different: important drop in digital systolic pressure after cold (-27%), suppression of the postischemic hyperaemia (-47%). Digital arteritis has a lower digital pressure at rest (-24 mm Hg), a higher pressure gradient between the arm and the finger (30 mm Hg) and a reduced digital blood flow. The acrocyanotic hands are the coldest, the recovery time is long and the blood flow low.[Abstract] [Full Text] [Related] [New Search]