Abstract
Changes in the transcutaneous oxygen and carbon dioxide tension during the ischemic test and subsequent reactive hyperemia for 1–2 min in healthy men occur in counterphases. A maximal increase in the carbon dioxide content occurs during the first minute after ischemia. Under conditions of chronic ischemia of the limb, changes in the transcutaneous oxygen and carbon dioxide tension are similar to those in healthy men, but the time intervals are changed and the relative increase in the carbon dioxide content is higher.
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