Publications by authors named "Anton Hauge"
Article Synopsis
- Large-volume therapeutic phlebotomy is the main treatment for hemochromatosis and allows researchers to study blood flow changes during low blood volume conditions.
- A 64-year-old male patient with hemochromatosis underwent 1000 mL phlebotomy on nine occasions, during which he was closely monitored for vital signs and tolerance.
- The study found that the patient successfully maintained blood pressure through increased heart rate and vascular resistance, indicating that this phlebotomy method can safely model blood loss scenarios in clinical settings.
Background: Successful cardiopulmonary resuscitation after drowning or avalanche is often attributed to hypothermia-induced decrease in metabolism, which adapts the oxygen demand to the amount supplied under cardiac compression. Four decades ago, we speculated if oxygen-sparing mechanisms like those found in marine mammals, may improve cerebral oxygenation during acute airway blockade in humans. We investigated hemodynamic changes during steady state ergometer cycling with intermittent periods of apnea and face immersion (AFI) in ice-cold water.
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Materials And Methods: The article is based on a review of literature retrieved from PubMed.