Cold Around the Heart
Effects of Cold Application on Chest Tube Removal Pain in Heart Surgery Patients
... undergoing heart bypass surgery at the intensive care units where at least a pleural chest tube was ...the cold application group, an ice bag was placed at the designated point for 20 minutes before chest ...
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Cold acclimation alters the connective tissue content of the zebrafish (Danio rerio) heart
... total, cold acclimation caused a 31% decrease in the relative proportion of red collagen fibers ...myocardium, cold acclimation caused the proportion of the thick red collagen fibers to decrease by 35% ...
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Impact of cold mud pack on abdomen and eyes on the autonomic control of heart rate
... OF COLD MUD PACK ON ABDOMEN AND EYES ON THE AUTONOMIC CONTROL OF HEART RATE” is a bonafide and genuine research work carried out by me at Government Yoga and Naturopathy Medical College and Hospital, ...
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The cardiovascular responses of the red eared slider (Trachemys scripta) acclimated to either 22 or 5 degrees C II Effects of anoxia on adrenergic and cholinergic control
... turtle heart, like that of most other ectothermic vertebrates, is under powerful inhibitory cholinergic control and much weaker stimulatory adrenergic control (White, 1976; Burggren, ...in cold-acclimated ...
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Temperature regulates hypoxia inducible factor 1 (HIF 1) in a poikilothermic vertebrate, crucian carp (Carassius carassius)
... the cold acclimated phenotype, transcriptional changes of other energetic pathways showed tissue ...the heart of cold acclimated fish, transcript profiles of liver showed cold-induced ...
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Lateral hypothalamic lesions and norepinephrine turnover in rats
... tissue, heart, and pancreas was slowed but in fasted rats with lateral hypothalamic lesions norepinephrine turnover rates were three- to ninefold faster in all three ...the cold (4 degrees C) significantly ...
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Suppression of reactive oxygen species generation in heart mitochondria from anoxic turtles: the role of complex I S nitrosation
... Mitochondria isolated from hearts from cold-acclimated normoxic and anoxic turtles were exposed to two different protocols run in parallel in the two chambers. In one chamber, ROS production from RET was induced ...
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A Study of Cardiovascular Autonomic Function in Normotensive Hypertensive Subjects
... in heart rate is blunted by β - adrenoreceptor blockers suggesting that sympathetic rather than parasympathetic outflow mediates this ...the cold pressor test has been used to assess the efferent ...
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Original Article Clusterin (apolipoprotein J) facilitates NF-κB and Bax degradation and prevents I/R injury in heart transplantation
... during cold I/R injury. We observed that the transplanted heart from wild type mice did not start to beat after implanta- tion while the hearts from hr clusterin mice immediately beated once they were ...
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PLANT SPECIES USED BY LOCALS AS ETHNO MEDICINE IN KUMAUN REGION OF WESTERN HIMALAYA (INDIA)
... and cold, skin diseases, weakness, heart diseases followed by asthma, diabetes, blood pressure, boils and pimples, fever, gastric problems, burn, cuts and wounds, diarrhea, stomach syphilis, stone problems ...
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Is cold acclimation of benefit to hibernating rodents?
... CA heart, evident from the in vivo LV blood flow ...perfused heart results from attenuation of locally mediated vasodilators, despite increased capillary density, and indicate a perfusion limitation of the ...
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Donor liver quality after hypovolemic shock and venous systemic oxygen persufflation in an experimental animal model
... a cold water bath (Ministat 125, Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau GmbH, Offenburg, Germany) for 17 h (N = 6 animals, HBD + VSOP) and, respectively, 18 h (N = 6 animals, ...
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Determination of the Effect of Having Energy Drinks by Analyzing Blood Perfusion Signal
... increase around 300% and 140% ...and heart activity as the relative and absolute amplitude of the oscillations of this frequency interval increased around 80% and very little or all most no change in ...
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Multi-Spectral Ship Detection using Optical, Hyperspectral, and Microwave SAR Remote Sensing for Sustainability of the Coastal Region
... seas around the Korean Peninsula are some of the marginal seas of the Northwest Pacific— consisting of the East Sea (called Sea of Japan), Yellow Sea, and East China Sea—and they border East Asian countries with ...
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Transformation of waste to energy- Available technological options in India
... Tumblers usually are made out of plastic and is a less labor-intensive method where closed tumbler is attached to a support structure as shown in figure 5 in which the unit is turned either with a handle or by hand. It ...
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Numerical investigation of an active TPS for a wing leading edge exposed to high temperature air behind a strong bow shock wave
... In the present paper we numerically investigate the performance of an active TPS for wing leading edges of hypersonic vehicles on the basis of the compressible Navier-Stokes equations. Instead of supersonic jets, we ...
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Thermal physiological traits and plasticity of metabolism are sensitive to biogeographic breaks in a rock pool marine shrimp
... for heart rate and plasticity in metabolic rate of the intertidal shrimp Betaeus emarginatus from seven populations along its latitudinal range ( ∼ 3000 ...populations around breaks, although the optimum ...
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Cardiac tamponade as the initial manifestation of severe hypothyroidism: A case report
... In hypothyroidism there is an increased capillary per- meability and impaired lymphatic drainage with protein leakage into the interstitial space, resulting in pericardial effusion. Furthermore there is increased salt ...
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Impact of ritual pollution on lactation and breastfeeding practices in rural West Bengal, India
... and cold; concept of ritual pollution; and critically reviewing the framework devel- oped by McCarthy and Maine [24] for analysing the deter- minants of maternal mortality and ...
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Improving the fixation of an epicardial lead with a left ventricle pacemaker lead placement device for video assisted thoracic surgery
... Before the surgery starts, images of the heart are being made (figure 7). With a technique called speckle tracking, active and passive motion can be distin- guished and the site of latest contraction can be de- ...
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