2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3750578/v1
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Peripheral skin cooling during Hypergravity: Neuroendocrine, leucocytic and hematological reactions

Michael Nordine,
Niklas Kagelmann,
Jan Kloka
et al.

Abstract: Introduction: Optimal neuroendocrine responses, particularly noradrenergic responses, are critical during hypergravity (+ Gz) exposure. Peripheral skin cooling (PSC) has the potential to enhance noradrenergic function, which could improve + Gz resiliency and may also affect leukocyte and hematologic factors. We predicted that PSC would augment cumulative + Gz stress index (CGSI) neuroendocrine, leukocyte and hematologic activity compared to controls, and that CGSI would shift to a noradrenergic dependency in … Show more

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