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Selective hemapheresis, an effective new approach in the therapeutic management of disorders associated with rheological impairment: mode of action and possible clinical indications.

• Peter Schuff-Werner, Birgit Holdt
• Artificial organs
• 2002

The in vitro measurement of whole-blood viscosity, plasma viscosity, and erythrocyte aggregability is easy to perform, but they only allow a partial insight into the complexity of blood flow… (More)

An automated assay of urinary alanine aminopeptidase activity.

• Birgit Holdt, Eva Maria Peters, H T C Nagel, Michael Steiner
• Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine
• 2008

BACKGROUND Urinary enzymes, including the brush border enzyme alanine aminopeptidase (AAP), are reliable biomarkers of nephrotoxicity and represent early indicators of tubular damage. The aim of the… (More)

Increased serum level of total homocysteine in CAPD patients despite fish oil therapy.

• Birgit Holdt, Gero Korten, +4 authors Scott Hausmann
• Peritoneal dialysis international : journal of…
• 1996

It has been shown that serum total homocysteine (HC) is a risk factor for vascular disease which characterizes endothelial damage. The incidence of vascular disease is increased in continuous… (More)

Microcirculation of the fingernail fold in CAPD patients: preliminary observations.

• Lynette Schumann, Gero Korten, Birgit Holdt, Megan E. Holtz
• Peritoneal dialysis international : journal of…
• 1996

OBJECTIVE To study changes in the peritoneal microcirculation during continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) by studying change in the microcirculation of the fingernails of CAPD patients.… (More)

Comparative evaluation of two newly developed devices for capillary viscometry.

• Birgit Holdt, Jochen K Lehmann, Peter Schuff-Werner
• Clinical hemorheology and microcirculation
• 2005

Viscometry is an often applied method in clinical chemistry. A variety of studies demonstrate an association of parameters related to blood viscosity with human pathology of varying origin. Whole… (More)

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