Whole Body Cooling (WBC)
The effects of selective head cooling versus whole-body cooling on some neural and inflammatory biomarkers: a randomized controlled pilot study
... Worldwide, hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a primary cause of disability and mortality in newborns [1–7]. Currently, therapeutic hypothermia (TH) is rou- tinely used to treat moderate and severe HIE [8–13]. TH ...
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Delayed Whole-Body Cooling to 33 or 35°C and the Development of Impaired Energy Generation Consequential to Transient Cerebral Hypoxia- Ischemia in the Newborn Piglet
... Whole-body cooling to either 35 or 33°C led to different patterns of neuroprotection in cortical and deep gray matter (GM): compared with normothermia, cooling to 35 and 33°C led to 25% and ...
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Hypothermia for encephalopathy in low-income and middle-income countries: feasibility of whole-body cooling using a low-cost servo-controlled device
... Our servo-controlled device is based on Tecotherm-Neo, a widely used whole-body cooling device in high-income countries. Although the device has similar safety features, cost reduction was achieved ...
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Whole Body Cooling (WBC) for newborn infants with perinatal asphyxia: A feasibility trial
... via body cooling to a rectal temperature of 34 degrees C, resulted in homogenous cooling of the cerebral ...surface cooling reduces deep brain temperature only when core body ...
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Differences in Brain Temperature and Cerebral Blood Flow During Selective Head Versus Whole-Body Cooling
... include whole-body cooling and selec- tive head cooling combined with body ...to cooling the brain may lead to important differences in the extent of brain cooling and ...
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The effect of whole-body cooling on renal function in post-cardiac arrest patients
... Results: Thirty-six patients were treated with TH out of 46 ICU admissions (78%). According to KDIGO classification, 21 (58%) had no evidence of AKI while 15 (41.7%) presented AKI during TH. In particular, the incidence ...
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A systematic review of cooling for neuroprotection in neonates with hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy – are we there yet?
... RCTs comparing therapeutic hypothermia, by either selec- tive head cooling or whole body cooling, with normoth- ermia in term neonates with perinatal asphyxia and HIE were eligible. Asphyxia ...
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Non-pathological bilious vomiting complicating therapeutic hypothermia for hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy in neonates: a retrospective cohort study
... servo-controlled whole-body cooling using cooling blan- kets. Cooling continued for 72 hours, at which point infants were rewarmed by ...
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Subcutaneous Fat Necrosis After Moderate Therapeutic Hypothermia in Neonates
... moderate whole- body cooling and of infants who de- velop subcutaneous fat necrosis to re- peatedly monitor blood calcium levels until the skin lesions ...
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Mechanisms of hypothermia-induced cell protection in the brain
... head cooling (CoolCap, Natus, San Carlos, CA, USA) for 72 h ...demonstrated whole-body cooling to ...Total Body Hypothermia for Neonatal Encephalopathy (TOBY) trial also showed benefits ...
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Sex differences in the brain: a whole body perspective
... The sex difference in the rat SNB is completely dependent on androgens around the time of birth [50, 51]. Moreover, the SNB motoneurons express androgen recep- tors in adulthood [44], which was exciting because it sug- ...
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The effects of whole body vibration on muscle activity.
... 3. Session 2: This session will be approximately 1 week after session 1 and the investigator will apply surface EMG electrodes (small discs) to muscles of the upper and lower body (i.e. arm and leg), as well as ...
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Metabolic abnormalities in pituitary adenoma patients: a novel therapeutic target and prognostic factor
... surgeries, many patients will still suffer endocrine disorders. Postsurgery medical treatments are needed. As metabolic abnormalities are involved in all stages of PA development, the assessment and interference of ...
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Psychological Determinants of Whole-Body Endurance Performance
... A systematic literature review was conducted to identify practical psychological interventions that improve en- durance performance and to identify additional psycho- logical factors that affect endurance performance. ...
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Ceramides as modulators of cellular and whole body metabolism
... We have recently shown that LPS and saturated fatty acids, via TLR4, increase levels of transcripts encoding virtually all of the enzymes involved in de novo ceramide synthesis, includin[r] ...
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An antioxidant activity of the whole body of Holothuria scabra
... Free radicals are highly active atoms or molecules with unpaired valence electron [1]. They play an important role in human body, such as involvement in the energy creating process, the cell growth, the signalling ...
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Static asymmetrical whole body exertion in humans
... (direction of exertion, foot position and hands used), but exerting to the right or left gave consistently lower forces than directions in the sagittal plane with the.. h[r] ...
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Ergonomic Assessment At Industry (Whole Body Vibration)
... analysis of the effect of vibration on individual segments, when attemping a biomechanical analysis of the segmental forces involved or when operators are exposed to large magnitudes stocks, sudden stops or collisions ...
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AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODEL FOR MEASURING THE PERCEIVED LOW BACK PAIN PREVALENCE LEVEL AMONG DRIVERS IN INDIA
... the body responds to multiple loads caused by various postures, (3) pressure changes, tearing, buckling, or softening of the intervertebral disc with exposure to multiple loads, (4) potential changes to the ...
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Excess dietary cholesterol may have an adverse effect on growth performance of early post-larval Litopenaeus vannamei
... the whole body of shrimps fed diets with and without cholesterol ...the whole body of shrimps fed the D4 diet was significantly higher than that of shrimps fed the other diets, and TC ...
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