Maximum skin hyperaemia induced by local heating: possible mechanisms.
作者： Kim M. Gooding , Michael M. Hannemann , John E. Tooke , Geraldine F. Clough , Angela C. Shore
DOI: 10.1159/000091736
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摘要: Background: Maximum skin hyperaemia (MH) induced by heating to ≧42°C is impaired in individuals at risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Interpretation these findings
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