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An in vitro screening test for drugs that decrease blood viscosity was carried out on many pharmacologically active compounds such as Ca-antagonists, alpha-antagonists, beta-antagonists, alpha, beta-antagonists, alpha-agonists, beta-agonists, alpha, beta-agonists, autacoids and others. The results revealed that various types of microcirculatory-improving drugs, vasodilators, and antagonists decreased blood viscosity, while the agonists and autacoids had no significant effect. These findings suggest that this assay is useful for screening compounds related to hemorheology.

Blood viscosity measurement for screening of affecting blood circulation.