<p>ITS telemetry devices were used to collect core body temperature data. (A) NHP 1; (B) NHP 2; (C) NHP 3; (D) NHP 4. The grey line represents baseline (mean of the telemetry data collected in the six days prior to challenge) for each animal. The diamonds represent fever (♦; > 1.5°C above baseline), hyperpyrexia (♦; > 3°C above baseline), and hypothermia (♦; > 2°C below baseline), and normal body temperature values (♦; a temperature falling between fever and hypothermia).</p
Core body temperatures recorded for a variety of large, terrestrial amniotes.</p
<p>Population average (±SEM, n = 9) responses measured throughout the experimental protocol complete...
<p>Mice implanted intraperitoneally with radiotelemetric transmitters (Data Science International we...
<p>ITS telemetry devices were used to collect heart rate data. (A) NHP 1; (B) NHP 2; (C) NHP 3; (D) ...
<p>ITS telemetry devices were used to collect respiratory rate data. (A) NHP 1; (B) NHP 2; (C) NHP 4...
<p>Telemetry data is expressed as mean values for each hour post-exposure for one control untreated ...
ABSTRACT. Core body temperature is an important physiological measure of animal thermoregulatory res...
(A) Temperature profile for animal that received a deposited dose of 58 TCID50 and did not develop f...
The best known daily rhythms in humans include: the sleep-wake rhythm, the circadian core body tempe...
With increasing heat-wave frequency, the prevention and public awareness of heat-related illnesses h...
Abstract—Biological effects due to whole-body radio-frequency exposure may be induced by core temper...
The measurement of core body temperature is an efficient method for monitoring heat stress amongst w...
Background:Firefighters may experience high environmental temperatures or carry out intensive physic...
Measuring body temperature is a key part of a thorough clinical examination. Deviations from the nor...
Body-temperature elevations are multifactorial in origin and classified as hyperthermia as a rise in...
Core body temperatures recorded for a variety of large, terrestrial amniotes.</p
<p>Population average (±SEM, n = 9) responses measured throughout the experimental protocol complete...
<p>Mice implanted intraperitoneally with radiotelemetric transmitters (Data Science International we...
<p>ITS telemetry devices were used to collect heart rate data. (A) NHP 1; (B) NHP 2; (C) NHP 3; (D) ...
<p>ITS telemetry devices were used to collect respiratory rate data. (A) NHP 1; (B) NHP 2; (C) NHP 4...
<p>Telemetry data is expressed as mean values for each hour post-exposure for one control untreated ...
ABSTRACT. Core body temperature is an important physiological measure of animal thermoregulatory res...
(A) Temperature profile for animal that received a deposited dose of 58 TCID50 and did not develop f...
The best known daily rhythms in humans include: the sleep-wake rhythm, the circadian core body tempe...
With increasing heat-wave frequency, the prevention and public awareness of heat-related illnesses h...
Abstract—Biological effects due to whole-body radio-frequency exposure may be induced by core temper...
The measurement of core body temperature is an efficient method for monitoring heat stress amongst w...
Background:Firefighters may experience high environmental temperatures or carry out intensive physic...
Measuring body temperature is a key part of a thorough clinical examination. Deviations from the nor...
Body-temperature elevations are multifactorial in origin and classified as hyperthermia as a rise in...
Core body temperatures recorded for a variety of large, terrestrial amniotes.</p
<p>Population average (±SEM, n = 9) responses measured throughout the experimental protocol complete...
<p>Mice implanted intraperitoneally with radiotelemetric transmitters (Data Science International we...