I. Structure, Function and Biochemistry of Vessel Wall

Endothelial Contractility - Its Pros and Cons
Biochemistry of the Arterial Wall as Related to Transport, Utilization and De Novo Synthesis of Lipids
Capillary Endothelium - The Possible Site of Action of Different Lipolytic Enzymes
II. Factors of Thrombosis and their Dependence on Blood Flow
Deposition of Platelets, Fibrin, and Erythrocytes on Arterial Walls in Experimental Animals and Man
On the Endoendothelial Fibrin Layer, Fibrin(ogen) Polymerization, and Thrombosis
Effect of Physical Factors on Platelet Adhesion to Subendothelium
The Role of Platelets in Arterial Thrombosis
Experimental Results Relating to the Deposition Hypothesis of Atherosclerosis
Thrombocyte Function and Age. Studies with Healthy Volunteers, Diabetics and Patients with Vascular Disease
Thrombocyte Energy Processes
Fluid-Dynamic Boundary Conditions for Thrombotic Processes in High Shear Environments in vivo
Vessel Wall - Blood Flow - Thrombolysis
Venous Response to Surgical Trauma
III. The Capillary Tract of the Circulation System
Flow Dynamics in Human Nailfold Capillaries
Cerebral Blood Barriers
Quantitative Vessel Wall Permeability in the Venules
IV. Dynamics in Circulation
The Instantaneous Velocity Profile in Large Arteries as a Diagnostic Indicator of Abnormalities of the Vessel Wall Surface
Blood Viscoelasticity and the Vessel Wall in Pulsatile Flow
Experiences with Prosthetic Vascular Grafts
V. Biocompatibility of Blood and Artificial Materials
Interactions of Synthetic and Natural Surfaces with Blood in the Physiological Environment
Synthetic Membranes in Biomedical Engineering
Thromboembolic Problems Caused by the Contact between Plastics and Blood Following Cardiac Valve Replacement
Electrokinetic Processes on Natural and Artificial Blood Vessels
Initial Events at the Blood/Biomaterial Border
VI. Antithrombogenic Biomaterials
Development of Antithrombogenic Artificial Materials: Theory and Practice
Interaction of Proteins with the Surface of Artificial Materials
Model of an Antithrombogenic Surface of a Solid.