AGE DIFFERENCES IN SWEATING DURING MUSCULAR EXERCISE.
No abstract available.
THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF PRE-, MID-, AND LATE-PUBERTAL BOYS TO EXERCISE IN DRY HEAT.
During exercise in a hot climate, children have been reported to have a less effective temperature regulation capability, compared with adults. It is likely that the transition from a child-like to an adult-like response occurs during puberty. To assess the association between the thermoregulatory response and physical maturation, three groups of circum-pubertal boys cycled at [...]
HYPONATREMIA ASSOCIATED WITH EXERCISE: RISK FACTORS AND PATHOGENESIS.
No abstract available.
PREPARING ALBERTO SALAZAR FOR THE HEAT OF THE 1984 OLYMPIC MARATHON.
No abstract available.
BODY COMPOSITION OF THE MALE REFERENCE INFANT DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE
No abstract available.
PRE-EXERCISE GLYCEROL HYDRATION IMPROVES CYCLING ENDURANCE TIME.
No abstract available.
URINARY VOLUME, WATER AND RECURRENCES IN IDIOPATHIC CALCIUM NEPHROLITHIASIS: A 5-YEAR RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVE STUDY.
PURPOSE: We define the role of urine volume as a stone risk factor in idiopathic calcium stone disease and test the actual preventive effectiveness of a high water intake. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We studied 101 controls and 199 patients from the first idiopathic calcium stone episode. After a baseline study period the stone formers were [...]
EFFECT OF BLOOD VOLUME ON SWEATING RATE AND BODY FLUIDS IN EXERCISING HUMANS.
Five relatively fit men performed cycle ergometer exercise (65-70% VO2max) for up to 30 min at 30 degrees C, 40% rh. The data from control (normo-volemic), hypovolemic [8.7% reduction in blood volume (BV) induced by diuretics], and hypervolemic [7.9% expansion of BV induced by infusion if isotonic serum albumin] tests revealed significant effects of BV [...]
EFFECTS OF OVER-HYDRATION ON MANA’S PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO WORK IN THE HEAT
No abstract available.
WATER REQUIREMENTS OF MAN IN THE DESERT.
No abstract available.