... protein content can be greatly reduced, depending upon age and duration of hypoxia. 15 4 1997 25 6 1997 © 1997 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1997 hypoxia non-shivering thermogenesis thermoregulation Clinical Science (1997) 93, 349-354 (Printed...

... Society 1996 alpha-adrenoceptor antagonist hypothermia metabolism phentolamine thermoregulation vasoconstriction Clinical Science (1996) 91,627-631 (Printed in Great Britain) a-Adrenoceptor mechanisms of thermoregulation during cold challenge in humans Steven M. FRANK, Nader EL-GAMAL...

... hypothermia measurement spectral analysis thermoregulation Clinical Science (1996) 90. 97-103 (Printed in Great Britain) Thermoregulation and heart rate variability Lee A. FLEISHER, Steven M. FRANK, Daniel I. SESSLER, Christi CHENG, Takashi MATSUKAWA and Carole A. VANNIER Departments of Anaesthesiology...

... thermal compartment. 27 4 1995 2 5 1995 © 1995 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1995 α-adrenoceptor antagonist gender haemodynamic hypothermia metabolism phentolamine thermoregulation Clinical Science (1995) 89, 219-225 (Printed in Great Britain...

... thermoregulation 133 Xe-wash-out technique 7 10 1992 2 11 1992 © 1993 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1993 Clinical Science (1993) 84, 297-304 (Printed in Great Britain) 297 Lack of effect of peripheral nervous blockade on nocturnal fluctuations in lower-leg...

... that there is a characteristic disturbance in thermoregulation during the early phase of burn injury in children (for a review, see [l At the time of admission, deep body temperature measured in the rectum is either normal or slightly elevated and remains fairly constant for the first 6 h. Thereafter there is a rapid increase...

... Research Society 1992 elderly laser Doppler flowmetry skin blood flow sympathetic dysfunction thermoregulation vasoconstrictor response Clinical Science (1992) 82, 521-528 (Printed in Great Britain) Cutaneous vascular responses and thermoregulation in relation to age 52 I F. KHAN, V...

... microcirculation nocturnal fluctuations paraplegia spinal cord injury subcutaneous blood flow rate thermoregulation 133 Xe-washout technique Clinical Science (1992) 82, 47-54 (Printed in Great Britain) I 47 Nocturnal variations in lower-leg subcutaneous blood flow in paraplegic men J. H. SINDRUP*, H...

... emotional stress laser Doppler flowmetry skin blood flow thermoregulation Clinical Science ( 1 990) 79,43-50 43 Cutaneous vascular responses evoked in the hand by the cold pressor test and by mental arithmetic I. MARFUOTT, JANICE M. MARSHALL AND E. J. JOHNS Department of Physiology, The Medical School...

... of the burn and were little affected by the environmental temperature. Key words: burns, fever, injury, thermoregulation. Abbreviations: Ti,, ambient temperature; Tax, axillary tem- perature; T,, mean body temperature; T,, core tempera- ture; T,, rectal temperature; Tk, mean skin temperature; TBSA, total body...

... that the failure of postural vasoconstriction observed at the higher skin temperatures might contribute to some of the problems of cardiovascular adaptations seen in a hot environment. arteriovenous anastomoses laser Doppler flowmetry posture, skin blood flow skin temperature thermoregulation Clinical...

... in areas where arteriovenous anastomoses are relatively numerous. 20 12 1985 20 1 1986 © 1986 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1986 arteriovenous anastomoses laser Doppler flowmetry posture skin blood flow thermoregulation ClinicalScience (1986) 10,577...

... 1985 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1985 age thermoregulation undernutrition Clinical Science (1985) 69, 525-532 525 The effect of undernutrition on thermoregulation in the elderly I . W. F E L L O W S , I . A. M A C D O N A L D , T . B E N N E T T A N D S . P . A L...

... rate peripheral blood flow plasma noradrenaline thermoregulation Clinical Science (1984) 67, 445-452 445 The effect of a 48 h fast on the thermoregulatory responses to graded cooling in man I. A. MACDONALD, T . BENNETT A N D R . SAINSBURY* Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, Medical School...

... of thermoregulation in the cold during hypoglycaemia induced by exercise and ethanol. Journal of Physi- ology (London), 229,87-97. 4. Keatinge, W.R. & Evans, W.R. (1960) Effect of food, alcohol and hyoscine on body temperature and reflex responses of men immersed in cold water. Lancet, 5. Durnin, J.G.V.A. & Womersley...

... cardiovascular responses to hypoglycaemia observed in the propranolol experiment. 10 11 1981 12 3 1982 13 4 1982 © 1982 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1982 catecholamines hypoglycaemia insulin metoprolol propranolol thermoregulation Clinical Science...

.... It is suggested that an elevation in the set-point temperature for behavioural thermoregulation can occur in some patients with anorexia nervosa, and that this displacement-5-contribute to the distressing sense of cold which some patients experience. 22 7 1981 8 1 1982 © 1982 The Biochemical...

... in the anorexic patients. An altered set-point for vasomotor thermoregulation in anorexia nervosa could explain these findings. 5. Plasma and whole-blood viscosity and erythrocyte deformability measured in a sample of the patients studied were similar to the values obtained from a sample of the control subjects...

... heat loss was due to peripheral vasodilatation and sweating. 3. To determine the effect of insulin-induced hypoglycaemia on thermoregulation in a cool environment, the experiment was repeated at a room temperature of 18–19°C on five of the subjects who had air blown over them until shivering...