Endotheliitis and Microthromboses – An Important Area of Research in Long COVID
In addition to chronic inflammation, another topic is increasingly moving into the focus of research:
Vascular damage and microthromboses.
Many scientists are currently investigating whether changes in the smallest blood vessels could contribute to the development of various Long COVID symptoms.
The endothelium forms the inner lining of all blood vessels.
It performs numerous vital functions:
Even minor damage can have far-reaching effects on the entire organism.
Various research groups are discussing several possible mechanisms.
These include, among others:
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These processes could contribute to the formation of the smallest blood clots (microthrombi).
Microthrombi can block the smallest blood vessels.
As a result, the supply of tissues with oxygen and nutrients is restricted.
This could possibly explain why affected individuals develop symptoms such as:
These relationships are currently being intensively investigated scientifically.
If larger blood vessels are affected, researchers discuss possible links with:
Here too, considerable further research is still required.
More and more specialists are focusing on:
These examinations could help to better understand Long COVID and Post-Vac Syndrome in the future.
The specialist book
Guide to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Post-COVID/Post-Vac Syndrome (Spikeopathy)
provides a comprehensive overview of the scientific literature on inflammatory processes, endothelial damage, microthromboses, diagnostics, and therapeutic approaches.