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systemic circulation

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systemic circulation [si′stem·ik ‚sər·kyə′lā·shən]
(physiology)
The general circulation, as distinct from the pulmonary circulation.


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We believe this helps prevent the body from producing those harmful chemicals that can enter the systemic circulation and contribute to poorer diabetes control," he added.
``Only 38% of the dose reaches the systemic circulation, compared with 90% of a pseudoephedrine dose.
The drug is then diffused from the patch, through the microscopic passageways, into the skin's inner layers, and from there into the systemic circulation.
 
 
 
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