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Progress in Brain Research, 2007
Heat stroke is a life-threatening illness that affects all segments of society, including the young, aged, sick, and healthy. The recent high death toll in France (Dorozynski, 2003) and the death of high-profile athletes has increased public awareness of the adverse effects of heat injury.
Lisa R Leon
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Heat stroke is a life-threatening illness that affects all segments of society, including the young, aged, sick, and healthy. The recent high death toll in France (Dorozynski, 2003) and the death of high-profile athletes has increased public awareness of the adverse effects of heat injury.
Lisa R Leon
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AACN Clinical Issues: Advanced Practice in Acute and Critical Care, 2004
Heat stroke (HS) is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition defined as a core body temperature >40.6 degrees C. Two forms of HS are recognized, classic heat stroke, usually occurring in very young or elderly persons, and exertional heat stroke, more common in physically active individuals.
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Heat stroke (HS) is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition defined as a core body temperature >40.6 degrees C. Two forms of HS are recognized, classic heat stroke, usually occurring in very young or elderly persons, and exertional heat stroke, more common in physically active individuals.
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British Journal of Haematology, 1982
Summary. A patient with moderately severe heat stroke was studied with particular attention to changes in haemostasis. Activation of fibrinolysis, a probable failure of hepatic synthesis of coagulation factors and severe thrombocytopenia were observed, but there was no definite evidence for disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). It is suggested,
M E, Beard, C M, Hickton
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Summary. A patient with moderately severe heat stroke was studied with particular attention to changes in haemostasis. Activation of fibrinolysis, a probable failure of hepatic synthesis of coagulation factors and severe thrombocytopenia were observed, but there was no definite evidence for disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). It is suggested,
M E, Beard, C M, Hickton
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1976
We observed a 16-month-old infant with residual brain damage following a heat stroke from being left in a parked automobile. In contrast with adults, in whom heat stroke usually follows strenuous exercise, the condition in infants usually results from excessive environmental temperature and/or dehydration. Early recognition of the illness is imperative.
W B, Wadlington +3 more
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We observed a 16-month-old infant with residual brain damage following a heat stroke from being left in a parked automobile. In contrast with adults, in whom heat stroke usually follows strenuous exercise, the condition in infants usually results from excessive environmental temperature and/or dehydration. Early recognition of the illness is imperative.
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2012
Exertional heat stroke is a potentially lethal condition that can occur in otherwise healthy individuals participating in endurance exercise. Its recognition in the field and effective, prompt treatment by active cooling is essential if mortality and permanent neurological morbidity is to be avoided.
Tom, Adams +3 more
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Exertional heat stroke is a potentially lethal condition that can occur in otherwise healthy individuals participating in endurance exercise. Its recognition in the field and effective, prompt treatment by active cooling is essential if mortality and permanent neurological morbidity is to be avoided.
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Acta Haematologica, 2009
Large numbers of pyknocytes were observed in the peripheral blood of a Negro gold-miner shortly after he developed heat-stroke. Examination of these cells under the scanning electron microscope showed aggregation of the cell content to one pole and fragmentation of the surface membrane.
E D, Gomperts, M C, Kew, J, Katz
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Large numbers of pyknocytes were observed in the peripheral blood of a Negro gold-miner shortly after he developed heat-stroke. Examination of these cells under the scanning electron microscope showed aggregation of the cell content to one pole and fragmentation of the surface membrane.
E D, Gomperts, M C, Kew, J, Katz
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