… heat stroke (ExHS) with ARF has not been explored. Aim: To evaluate whether changes in
concentration of individual vasoactive mediators correlated with alterations in renal function …

… advanced measuring systems can evaluate alteration in sweat gland function more precisely.
In conclusion, this study demonstrates that the sweating function in HS victims is disturbed …

Exertional heat stroke (EHS) is a potentially life-threatening condition with a variety of symptoms
and abnormal laboratory findings. Nevertheless, data evaluating the course of making …

… In this study a well-characterized rat model of heatstroke was used to demonstrate that the
heatstroke-induced cerebral ischemic insults were associated with an increased production of …

… Exertional heat stroke (EHS) may occur in healthy persons … Hyperpyrexia, hot and dry skin,
and altered mental status are … On the other hand, classic heat stroke occurs in older patients…

… functional recovery of heat-stroked rats. To extend these findings, we examined both the
morphologic and functional alterations … ) 24 h before initiation of heatstroke. Anesthetized rats, 1 …

… postural heat syncope (fainting) to heat stroke. A common feature of all heat-related disorder
(except simple postural heat … Alterations in body and skin temperatures caused by magnetic …

… radiation not only liver caused tissue damage but also led to alterations in the ultrastructure
… important indicator for evaluating liver function. Heat stroke often triggers fluctuations in ALT …

… heat stroke than in victims of classic heat stroke. Laboratory abnormalities might include
elevated white blood cell count, elevated liver function … hyperpyrexia and altered mental status in …

… skin to dissipate heat. Even healthy aging is accompanied by altered cardiovascular function,
… in the Chicago heat wave, only 4.7% listed excessive heat (ie, heat stroke or hyperpyrexia) …