… heat stroke (SEVERE) and moderate heat stroke (MODERATE) is significantly elevated relative
to those with mild heat stroke … As such, thermal or ischemic injury to the liver in the current …

… the load of proteins entering these organelles to mitigate the stress. However, if the cells fail
to re-establish homeostasis, they trigger apoptotic cell death. … Brain damage after heat stroke …

… serum transaminases (SGOT and SGPT) in suspected heatstroke cases. In fact, both groups
… results in an increased rate of heatstroke mortality at low thermal loads (see Fig. 1 and Ref. …

… concept of thermotolerance, and the role of thermal tolerance testing in return-to-… heat
stroke (EHS); and 3) inadequate ability to predict who may be predisposed to a subsequent heat …

… -lEs (equivalent to the thermal load to the human body by net radiation and sensible heat
exchange), severe weather conditions might place a large thermal load on runners, even if the …

… Heat stroke is the most severe manifestation of heat-related illnesses. Classic heat stroke
(CHS), also known as passive heat stroke, … thermal area = an indicator of thermal load. It is the …

… Exertional heat stroke (EHS) is a life-threatening condition … a steady thermal balance) as a
result of heavy heat stress and … group had a higher heat load compared with the euhydration …

… achieved (m/min), and thermal load (C·min) compared to … , distance ran, and thermal
load compared to the single EHS group… EHS 3D mice had the highest thermal load (1035±30.8C·min…

… , physical effort unmatched to physical fitness, heat loads exceeding a wet bulb globe
temperature (WBGT) of 27 C, high solar radiation loads on the body, training during the hottest …

… We also provide a brief discussion on whether heat acclimation … heat stroke. We conclude
that skeletal muscles should be considered as a key organ system in exertional heat stroke …