Alteration of dielectric characteristics of blood components of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus
Keywords:
dielectric constan, conductivity, erythrocyte, erythrocyte membrane, plasma, type 2 diabetes mellitusAbstract
The paper covers a study of the dielectric characteristics of erythrocyte suspensions, erythrocyte
membranes and blood plasma of patients with diabetes by UHF dielectrometry method at the operating
frequency of 9,2 GHz under the therapeutic intervention. It has been established that the values of the real
part of the complex dielectric permittivity (ε') of suspension of erythrocytes and erythrocyte membranes
in patients with diabetes mellitus are inclined to decrease after the treatment as compared to those of the
erythrocyte suspension with diabetes before the treatment. A significant decrease had been observed in
the mean values of the static dielectric permittivity (εs) of erythrocyte membrane suspensions in patients
with diabetes mellitus after treatment, correspondingly, a significant decrease has been found in the mean
values of the frequency dielectric relaxation of water molecules (fD) suspension of erythrocytes and
erythrocyte membranes in diabetic patients after treatment. There has been detected a significant increase
in the mean values of electrical conductivity (σ) of all the components of blood of patients with diabetes
mellitus after treatment.
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