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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"orthostatic tolerance"”.
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Einfluss simulierter Mikrogravitation und variabler Kochsalzzufuhr auf arteriellen Blutdruck, Hämodynamik und Orthostasetoleranz gesunder Probanden
… human body: reduced hemodynamic adaptiveness and orthostatic tolerance is the consequence. High dosage of salt tablets given directly after residence in microgravity has been shown to be an appropriate measure to ameliorate orthostatic tolerance. Effects of continuously high resp. low salt diet on …
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Diabetes: The Interrelationship between Vascular, Nervous Systems and Avandia
… function. Evaluating skin blood flow, orthostatic tolerance, heart rate, and thermal responses under thermal and postural stress did assessment of the autonomic nervous system reactivity. Evaluating the subject’s gait assessed the function of the somatic nervous system.</p> <p>The …
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Assessing the Cardiovagal Baroreflex
… baroreflex have been associated with poor orthostatic tolerance and an increased cardiovascular disease-related mortality. The most commonly used and accepted technique to assess cardiovagal barorelex gain is the modified Oxford techinique. Bolus injections of sodium nitroprusside followed …
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Gastroenteropankreatische Peptide, Streß- und flüssigkeitsregulierende Hormone bei LBNP-induziertem Orthostase-Streß
… (GEP) peptide systems during isolated orthostatic stimulation and controlled hydration conditions. On the other hand, a potential effect of the test subjects hydration state on their orthostatic tolerance and on their incidence of nausea symptoms was investigated. Thereby, the …
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Gender and obesity effects on cardiovagal baroreflex gain in humans
… implications for understanding the reduced orthostatic tolerance observed in women. Furthermore, cardiovagal baroreflex gain is reduced in men with elevated total body and abdominal fat independent of aerobic fitness level (13.2±1.6 vs. 23.1±3.8 ms/mmHg; P<0.05). These findings may have …