Titlebook: Cold and Frost Injuries — Rewarming Damages Biological, Angiological, and Clinical Aspects; Biological, Angiolog Hans Killian Book 1981 Spr

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Book 1981 considerable degree our knowledge of cold and frost injuries. See my monograph on the biology and clinical treatment of the cold injury and general loss of temperature, which appeared separately in 1966 and discusses all biological changes. A comprehensive report on cold injuries was written in Eng

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Introduction, ready to sacrifice its extremities than to allow a drop in blood temperature in the body area with its essential organs. Except in the case of an increase in the metabolism due to hormonal influence, and the production of additional heat in the case of danger (especially in the region of the stripe

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Clinical Description of Local Cold Injuries,addition we would like to draw attention to the following special ponts:.Actual heat is lost not from the body surface but from the millimeter fine air boundary layer, which constantly surrounds the skin like a fine , protective coat. Within this boundary layer heat transfer only occurs via conducti

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Complications of Cold Injuries,emities than in other parts of the body. Inflammation does not stem from the infected rhagades, from open cold injury vesicles or cold injury ulcers, but from the permanently infected line of demarcation.

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