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42], compared to group B [median 3.92 dyn×sec/cm² (mPa×sec); quartile range 0.40; (P=0.04)]. This difference was significant (P=0.04). Additionally, the level of hematocrit was positively related with recanalization, the higher the hematocrit, the more frequent recanalization. A very strong and statistically significant relationship occurred between the frequency of recanalization and smoking (P less then 0.001). CONCLUSIONS The occurrence of higher values of whole blood viscosity which increase turbulent flow through the vessels may be
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