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Temperature Regulations, Body
Temperature Regulation, Body: The physiological processes that maintain the temperature of the human or animal body within certain limits, even when the temperature of the surrounding environment is different.
These processes include behavioral responses, autonomic responses involving the nervous and endocrine systems, and physical/chemical changes in the body tissues.
Proper temperature regulation is essential for optimal cellular and organ function.
These processes include behavioral responses, autonomic responses involving the nervous and endocrine systems, and physical/chemical changes in the body tissues.
Proper temperature regulation is essential for optimal cellular and organ function.
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HRV is measured as the percentage change in sequential chamber complexes, so-called RR-intervals, in the ECG. The registration of HRV is performed using three electrodes on the chest. In the clinical environment it is important to simultaneously record respiration and if possible continuous blood pressure. The RR-intervals in the ECG are controlled by the blood pressure control system, influenced by the hypothalamus and in particular controlled by the vagal cardiovascular center in the lower brainstem. HRV can be quantified over time using registration of percentage changes in RR-intervals in the time domain as well as the changes in the frequency range by analysis of electrocardiographic power spectra. Parameters are recommended by the task force of the European Society of Cardiology and the North American Society of Pacing and Electrophysiology[3 ]. Calculation of ECG power spectra is thought to provide an understanding of the effects of sympathetic and parasympathetic systems on HRV. Early work pointed out a few bands in the spectrum of HRV that could be interpreted as markers of physiological relevance. Associated mechanisms are thermoregulation which can be found in the very low frequency band, blood pressure and respiratory effects.
With the new ‘Fire of Life’ software the HRV is analyzed and displayed in a new way to help judge the function of the autonomic nervous system. Viewing this innovative kind of analysis helps to show how well the human body reacts to sport, stress and recovery. For offline visual inspection all ECG raw data can be displayed on a screen.
With the new ‘Fire of Life’ software the HRV is analyzed and displayed in a new way to help judge the function of the autonomic nervous system. Viewing this innovative kind of analysis helps to show how well the human body reacts to sport, stress and recovery. For offline visual inspection all ECG raw data can be displayed on a screen.
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Baseline information at ICU admission included: demographic data, modified Charlson [16 (link)], Simplified Acute Physiology Score II (SAPS II) [17 (link)], SOFA score, underlying thyroid disease, triggering factors, clinical signs, and laboratory findings. Follow-up parameters recorded were the use of vasopressors, inotropic drugs, invasive mechanical ventilation, and renal replacement therapy. In addition, the composite diagnosis score of myxedema coma proposed by Popovenic et al. [18 (link)] which combines the presence or absence of alterations of thermoregulatory, central nervous systems, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, and metabolic systems, and the presence or absence of a precipitating event, was applied in our cohort. Specific thyroid management (thyroid hormone replacement therapy) and corticosteroid use in ICU were also reported. Finally, survival at ICU discharge and 6-month survival status after ICU admission (through medical charts or contact by phone) was noted.
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Demographic and baseline characteristics included sex, age, BMI, American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status, and diabetes mellitus (possibly combined with impaired thermoregulation)9 (link).
Surgery information: surgical site (thyroid, abdominal, or thoracic), blood loss, warmed or unwarmed irrigation fluid, and volume. Abdominal surgery included general, gynecological, and urological surgeries.
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Our computation combines thermodynamics in biological tissues and thermoregulation, including vasodilatation and sweating due to increased body temperature. Our computational code is summarized in the Section 2 inSupplementary material . To accelerate the computation, the in-house computational code was vectorized and parallelized and subsequently implemented on an SX-Aurora TSUBASA system named AOBA (32 (link)). A detailed and validation of our in-house computational code was presented in our previous studies (33 (link), 34 (link)).
Our computation combines thermodynamics in biological tissues and thermoregulation, including vasodilatation and sweating due to increased body temperature. Our computational code is summarized in the Section 2 in
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