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Normalization of the Blood Lactate Profile in Athletes
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 1988The power output-blood lactate or velocity-blood lactate relationship, the lactate "profile", is a widely used method for the evaluation of athletes. Recent observations have suggested a shift in the blood lactate profile when athletes are fatigued, as at training camps.
A C Snyder
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Evaluation of the Lactate Pro blood lactate analyser
European Journal of Applied Physiology, 2000An evaluation of the hand-held portable Lactate Pro Analyser (KDK) was undertaken to assess its accuracy, reliability and versatility. Capillary blood samples were drawn from elite athletes in both laboratory and field settings and analysed in parallel.
Pyne, D B +3 more
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Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2003
This study investigated the effect of using three automated blood lactate analysers (Accusport, Lactate Pro, YSI 1500 Sport) on blood lactate transition thresholds (BLTT). Blood lactate concentrations were measured using the three analysers in rowers (n = 17) and kayakers (n = 6) during incremental exercise.
J D, Buckley +2 more
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This study investigated the effect of using three automated blood lactate analysers (Accusport, Lactate Pro, YSI 1500 Sport) on blood lactate transition thresholds (BLTT). Blood lactate concentrations were measured using the three analysers in rowers (n = 17) and kayakers (n = 6) during incremental exercise.
J D, Buckley +2 more
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Blood lactate variations in swimming
Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 1981Rates of lactic acid accumulation during constant-speed swimming have been investigated by Treffeneet al. At speeds below a critical submaximal speed Vmax the lactic acid accumulation was less than 0·55 m moll−1 min. When Vmax speed (the maximum speed at which maximum heart rate and therefore maximum oxygen uptake occurs) is exceeded the rate of ...
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Evaluation of three portable blood lactate analysers: Lactate Pro, Lactate Scout and Lactate Plus
European Journal of Applied Physiology, 2010Three portable blood lactate analysers, Lactate Pro (LP), Lactate Scout (LS) and Lactate Plus (L(+)), were evaluated. Analyser reliability and accuracy was assessed. For reliability, intra- and inter-analyser comparisons demonstrated that the LP (intra-TE = 0.5 mM, inter-TE = 0.4 mM) and L(+) (intra-TE = 0.4, inter-TE = 0.4 mM) displayed greater ...
Rebecca K, Tanner +2 more
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Plasma catecholamines and their effect on blood lactate and muscle lactate output
Journal of Applied Physiology, 1984This study was designed to test the hypothesis that epinephrine (E) and norepinephrine (NE) increase net muscle lactate output (L) of in situ gastrocnemius-plantaris muscle group during contractions. Plasma [E] and [NE] were measured before and after the surgical isolation of the muscle and at 10-min intervals during the 60-min experiments. Plasma [E]
W N, Stainsby, C, Sumners, G M, Andrew
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Sports Medicine, 1986
The blood lactate response to exercise has interested physiologists for over fifty years, but has more recently become as routine a variable to measure in many exercise laboratories as is heart rate. This rising popularity is probably due to: the ease of sampling and improved accuracy afforded by recently developed micro-assay methods and/or automated ...
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The blood lactate response to exercise has interested physiologists for over fifty years, but has more recently become as routine a variable to measure in many exercise laboratories as is heart rate. This rising popularity is probably due to: the ease of sampling and improved accuracy afforded by recently developed micro-assay methods and/or automated ...
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Current Opinion in Critical Care, 1999
Blood lactate levels have been shown to adequately reflect the presence and persistence of tissue hypoxia in critically ill patients; however, in some clinical syndromes (eg, sepsis or septic shock), the interpretation of increased lactate levels can be difficult.
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Blood lactate levels have been shown to adequately reflect the presence and persistence of tissue hypoxia in critically ill patients; however, in some clinical syndromes (eg, sepsis or septic shock), the interpretation of increased lactate levels can be difficult.
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Attentional processes and blood lactate levels
Brain Research, 2009The accumulation of lactate in the blood after a high-intensity exercise is associated to an increase of lactate extractions by the brain. However, no information has been provided about the influences of blood lactate on cognitive performances and, in particular, on attention.
COCO, MARINELLA +5 more
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Regional blood-brain lactate influx
Brain Research, 1993Regional blood-to-brain lactate transport was studied in chloral hydrate anesthetized rats using the single pass, dual-label, indicator fractionation, right atrial injection method. Lactate influx was resolved into two components, a saturable, stereospecific (to the L-enantiomer) component and a non-saturable, non-stereospecific diffusional component ...
J C, LaManna +5 more
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