… Experimental heat stroke fulfills the empirical triad used for the dignosis of classical human
heat stroke, namely hyperthermia, central nervous system alterations and a history of heat …

… function at elevated temperature is the primary clinical symptom used to distinguish heat
stroke from other forms of less serious heat … rates seen in human heat stroke victims (16, 21). …

… in cardiac output, stroke volume, arterial pressure and blood flow to the brain, skin and
exercising muscle. These alterations in cardiovascular function and regulation late in heat stress/…

… decade has shown that heat stroke results from thermoregulatory failure coupled with an
exaggerated acute-phase response and possibly with altered expression of heat-shock proteins…

… hand, heat stroke formation increased the heart rate. The results demonstrated that alterations
of these ECG and BP waveform parameters occurred after onset of heat stroke in rats. …

… This raises the possibility that skeletal muscles might play a role in the integrated stress
response of organisms to heat exposure or heat stroke (HS), particularly since increased IL-6 is …

… However, we present a significantly altered hypothermic response in 5AAS without
differences in cytokine or chemokine responses. Although it is possible that the influence of …

… 80 a~ of patients with heat stroke died of … alterations during heat stroke, in order to provide
some experimental evidences which may be helpful in diagnosis and treatment of heat stroke…

… Critically ill persons were admitted with classic heat stroke, defined by a body
temperature greater than 40.6 C in the presence of altered mental status and anhidrosis [1]. …

Heat stroke (HS) is a life-threatening systemic disease characterized by an elevated core
body temperature of more than 40 ℃ and subsequent multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. …