Most of the 104 patients with ischaemic heart disease had distinct functional and structural microcirculation disorders. The slugging syndrome was revealed in 98% of the cases. In 56% of the patients microthrombus formation was noted in the microcirculatory bed, as well as a reduction of the perfusion capillary blood flow and an increase of the shunting flow, the half-resorption of sodium-131I from the skin and muscle depot being decreased. A clear relationship is noticed between the intravascular microcirculatory disorders, the functional state of the erythrocytes and platelets, the increased coagulation potential of the blood, the appearance of components that indicate the possibility of a diffuse intravascular blood coagulation (fibrinogen B, products of fibrinogen and fibrin decomposition), the changes in lipid metabolism. Stasis of the blood flow with distinct signs of the slugging syndrome, microthrombosis, activation of the kallikrein-kinin system and increasing shunting flow were revealed in patient with a severe course of the disease. Criteria for a quantitative assessment of the noted changes were developed.
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