TRAUMATIC CYANOSIS—ITS PATHOLOGICAL PHYSIOLOGY

The pathological physiology of Gaigeria pachyscelis infestation.

HART, R. J. & WAGNER, ADRIANA, M. The pathological physiology of Gaigeria pachpcelis infestation. Onderstepoort]. vet Res., 38 (2), 111-116 (1971). In two experiments, sheep under controlled conditions were artificially infested with the hookworm Gaigeria pachpcelis Railliet & Henry, 1910. The effects o f the helminth infestation on the host's metabolism were monitored by a series of blood, che...

The Physiology of Death from Traumatic Fever

Institute of Normal and Pathological Physiology Slovak Academy of Sciences

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Web-based Educational Simulators for Teaching Pathological Physiology

The educational experience in pathological physiology at the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague shows that physiology and pathological physiology are closely related to physics, biochemistry and other technical disciplines which medical students are not used to. Deep understanding of physiological systems and regulations is very hard to achieve only by studying textbooks wi...

Physiology of parturition

Labor is a physiological event involving a sequential, integrated set of changes within the myometrium, deciduas, and uterine cervix that occur gradually over a period of days to weeks. Biochemical connective tissue changes in the uterine cervix appear to precede uterine contractions and cervical dilation, and all of these events usually occur before rupture of the fetal membranes. In other wor...