hypermetabolism การใช้

• Hypermetabolism may occur in particular in the brain after traumatic brain injury.
• Hypermetabolism typically occurs after significant injury to the body.
• Or is it caused by hypermetabolism?
• The intensity of this compensatory hypermetabolism and its persistence are predictive of the onset and degree of neurodegeneration.
• Recent research has confirmed a brain hypermetabolism in persons with visual snow, located principally in the right lingual gyrus.
• Skin grafts can dampen this hypermetabolism in burn patients, but scientists have also tested drugs such as insulin and anabolic steroids.
• But he believes the drug could safely slow hypermetabolism in thousands of patients, including many with crush and broken bone injuries from falls or car wrecks.
• Dr . Robert Sheridan, a burn specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, said the drug can be used to counter hypermetabolism in some patients now and could ultimately find widespread use.
• In LKS, fluorodeoxyglucose ( FDG ) and positron emission tomography ( PET ) scanning can show decreased metabolism in one or both temporal lobes-hypermetabolism has been seen in patients with acquired epileptic aphasia.
• Studies have shown subtly decreased metabolism on positron emission tomography ( PET ) and single photon emission computed tomography ( SPECT ) in the left inferior frontal and left temporal lobes . and or basal ganglia hypermetabolism.
• All that and a little bit more . . . that's exactly what fluid shift or third spacing is and that is my educated opinion of what happens . . . the fluid shifts out of the vascular and takes the bicarbonate with it . . . my colleague insists it's because of SNS response and the loss of the skin's ability to insulate causing the hypothalamus to increase the metabolic system into overdrive or " hypermetabolism ".