- rare, with only a few
known cases worldwide. The
drastic impact of the
hypermetabolic state on
patient nutritional requirements is
often understated or overlooked...
- FDG
imaging protocols acquires slices with a
thickness of 2 to 3 mm.
Hypermetabolic lesions are
shown as
false color-coded
pixels or
voxels onto the gray-value...
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wherein the
administration of
drugs intended to help a
patient causes a
hypermetabolic state resulting in fever. The drug may
interfere with heat dissipation...
- developed. In the 1970s,
researchers demonstrated the
significance of the
hypermetabolic state that
follows large burns. The "Evans formula",
described in 1952...
-
possible etiologies are as followings:
Exercise or
vigorous activities Hypermetabolic states, such as hyperthyroidism, anemia, or high
cardiac output Volume...
-
pulmonary hypoxia,
stagnant hypoxia,
increased oxygen consumption due to a
hypermetabolic state, or any
combination of these. The
three fundamental causes of...
-
underlying mechanisms in burn
management is that
oxandrolone helps reduce hypermetabolic response,
which is
characterized by
increased energy expenditure, elevated...
-
Septic shock involves a
widespread inflammatory response that
produces a
hypermetabolic effect. This is
manifested by
increased cellular respiration, protein...
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alternatively hypercapnia)
indicates underventilation (or, more rarely, a
hypermetabolic disorder), a low PaCO2 (respiratory alkalosis,
alternatively hypocapnia)...
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metabolically active young adults,
often leading to life-
threatening hypermetabolic responses to heat.
Other anesthetic drugs do not
trigger malignant hyperthermia...
