Effects of changes in temperature (local and central) on plasma fibrinolytic activity
AUTOR(ES)
Dodman, B.
RESUMO
The effect of local and whole-body heating and cooling on plasma fibrinolytic activity has been investigated in 59 subjects. An increase in whole-body temperature and both local cooling and heating increased the fibrinolytic activity. The results demonstrate that the application of local heat or cold will produce a local increase in fibrinolytic activity which is independent of general factors such as emotion and stress.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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