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reperfusion
re·per·fu·sion R0159150 (rē′pər-fyo͞o′zhən)n. The restoration of blood flow to an organ or tissue that has had its blood supply cut off, as after a heart attack.Translations
reperfusion
reperfusion [re″per-fu´zhun] restoration of blood flow to an area or part that had had temporary ischemia.reperfusion (rē′pər-fyo͞o′zhən)n. The restoration of blood flow to an organ or tissue that has had its blood supply cut off, as after a heart attack.reperfusion (re-per-fu'zhon) [ re- + perfusion] 1. The restoration of blood flow to a part of the body deprived of adequate circulation, e.g., the heart muscle in myocardial infarction or the brain in stroke. This may be accomplished by thrombolytic agents, (e.g., streptokinase or tissue plasminogen activator), or mechanical interventions (e.g., stent placement). These interventions have improved outcomes in patients with acute coronary syndromes and in patients with stroke who come to medical attention in the first few hours of their illness. 2. The reinstitution of blood flow to tissues that have been traumatized, esp. by a long period of crushing. See: crush syndrome; rhabdomyolysis |