The Physiological Basis: Microcirculation and Vasomotion
Microcirculation is the vascular territory closest to the cells and the level at which blood flow enables exchange between blood and tissue. In this network, oxygen, water, nutrients, and metabolic products are exchanged. The effectiveness of this exchange depends not only on total blood volume, but also on how flow is distributed in the capillary network in relation to local demand.
Dynamic vasomotion
BEMER supports the spontaneous oscillations that regulate blood entry into the capillary bed according to the tissue's metabolic needs
Flow distribution
Functionally effective distribution increases the capillary surface area available for exchange in gums and bone
Interstitial environment
Promotes a balance between oxygen supply and the removal of CO2 and metabolic products after surgery
Functional preservation
Maintains the physiological conditions necessary for tissue to tolerate demand and carry out its recovery processes