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The American Journal of Medicine, 1969
Abstract Heat stroke is a medical emergency which often afflicts the elderly person already beset with chronic debilitating disease. A high incidence of gram-negative and staphylococcal pulmonary infection and a state of dehydration in four such patients are described. The use of isoproterenol, a beta-adrenergic agent, is suggested in the treatment of
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Abstract Heat stroke is a medical emergency which often afflicts the elderly person already beset with chronic debilitating disease. A high incidence of gram-negative and staphylococcal pulmonary infection and a state of dehydration in four such patients are described. The use of isoproterenol, a beta-adrenergic agent, is suggested in the treatment of
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1977
To the Editor .—In the November issue of theJournal(130:1250, 1976) Wadlington et al reported a case study of a 16-month-old infant with heat stroke who suffered residual neurologic damage after therapy. The article suggested that correct therapy should include volume expanders to improve circulation; that these expanders be given rapidly with added ...
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To the Editor .—In the November issue of theJournal(130:1250, 1976) Wadlington et al reported a case study of a 16-month-old infant with heat stroke who suffered residual neurologic damage after therapy. The article suggested that correct therapy should include volume expanders to improve circulation; that these expanders be given rapidly with added ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983
To the Editor.— Two letters have appeared inThe Journalrecently (by Lydiatt and Hill entitled "Treatment of Heat Stroke by Dantrolene" [1981; 246:41] and by Meyers and Meyers entitled "Thermic Stress Syndrome" [1982;247:2098]) recommending that heat stroke patients receive dantrolene sodium intravenously as a specific treatment for hyperthermia ...
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To the Editor.— Two letters have appeared inThe Journalrecently (by Lydiatt and Hill entitled "Treatment of Heat Stroke by Dantrolene" [1981; 246:41] and by Meyers and Meyers entitled "Thermic Stress Syndrome" [1982;247:2098]) recommending that heat stroke patients receive dantrolene sodium intravenously as a specific treatment for hyperthermia ...
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2019
Another suggestion and one which seems to be to some extent supported by practical experience is that the condition is due not so much to the ordinary heat rays of the sun as to the actinic or chemical rays.
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Another suggestion and one which seems to be to some extent supported by practical experience is that the condition is due not so much to the ordinary heat rays of the sun as to the actinic or chemical rays.
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The Roles of Exercise-Induced Immune System Disturbances in the Pathology of Heat Stroke
Sports Medicine, 2012Chin Leong Lim
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