Scientific Papers
DIURNAL VARIATION IN TIME TO PRESYNCOPE AND ASSOCIATED CIRCULATORY CHANGES DURING A CONTROLLED ORTHOSTATIC CHALLENGE
Epidemiological data indicate that the risk of neurally mediated syncope is substantially higher in the morning. Syncope is precipitated by cerebral hypoperfusion, yet no chronobiological experiment has been undertaken to examine whether the major circulatory [...]
PERCEPTUAL RESPONSES WHILE WEARING AN AMERICAN FOOTBALL UNIFORM IN THE HEAT
CONTEXT: The protective equipment worn during American football has been shown to increase thermal strain; however, the perception of this increased heat has not been examined. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate perceptual responses of American football players [...]
THE ROLE OF HYDRATION IN VOCAL FOLD PHYSIOLOGY
PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Increased vocal fold hydration is a popular target in the prevention and management of voice disorders. Current intervention strategies focus on enhancing both systemic (internal) and superficial (surface) hydration. We review relevant [...]
PRIMARY CEREBRAL VASCULITIS IN CHILDREN
Primary cerebral vasculitis in children is a newly recognized, rare inflammatory condition affecting the vessels of the brain. It is characterized by newly acquired neurological deficit(s) with angiographic or histological evidence of central nervous system [...]