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Volumn 73, Issue 4, 2002, Pages 327-332
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The role of the central nervous system in heatstroke: Reversible profound depression of cerebral activity in a primate model
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Author keywords
Cerebral perfusion pressure; CNS; EEG; Hyperthermia; Intracranial pressure
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Indexed keywords
CARBON DIOXIDE;
OXYGEN;
ANIMAL EXPERIMENT;
ANIMAL MODEL;
ARTICLE;
BRAIN TEMPERATURE;
CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION;
CARDIOPULMONARY ARREST;
CAUSE OF DEATH;
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM;
CONTROLLED STUDY;
COOLING;
CORNEA REFLEX;
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM;
FEMALE;
GLUCOSE BLOOD LEVEL;
HEART ARREST;
HEAT STROKE;
HEATING;
HEMODYNAMICS;
HYPERTHERMIA;
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE;
LETHALITY;
LIMB MOVEMENT;
MALE;
MEAN ARTERIAL PRESSURE;
MONKEY;
NONHUMAN;
OSMOLALITY;
OXYGEN TENSION;
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY;
PUPIL;
RESUSCITATION;
SEIZURE;
SHOCK;
SODIUM BLOOD LEVEL;
ANIMALS;
BODY TEMPERATURE;
BRAIN;
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM;
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY;
HEART ARREST;
HEAT STROKE;
HEMODYNAMIC PROCESSES;
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE;
MACACA NEMESTRINA;
RESEARCH DESIGN;
ANIMALIA;
MACACA NEMESTRINA;
PRIMATES;
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EID: 0036202610
PISSN: 00956562
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: None Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (19)
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References (31)
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