Resting β-Adrenergic Blockade Does Not Alter Exercise Thermoregulation in Children with Burn Injury: A Randomized Control Trial

Keyphrases

• Burn Injury 100%
• Propranolol 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Adrenergic Blockade 100%
• Exercise Thermoregulation 100%
• Peak Heart Rate 66%
• Exercise Intolerance 66%
• Cardiac Work 33%
• Whole-body 33%
• Placebo 33%
• Skin Temperature 33%
• Cardiac Function 33%
• Severe Burns 33%
• Beta-blockers 33%
• Burns children 33%
• Randomized Double-blind Study 33%
• Healthy Controls 33%
• Change from Baseline 33%
• Burned Skin 33%
• Stress Increment 33%
• Intestinal Temperature 33%
• Maximal Aerobic Speed 33%
• Humidity 33%
• Cmin 33%
• Work Rate 33%
• Exercise Tolerance 33%
• Relative Intensity 33%
• Heat Loss 33%
• Heat Illness 33%
• Physiological Strain 33%
• Tolerance Index 33%
• Hot Conditions 33%
• Internal Body Temperature 33%
• Exercise-heat Stress 33%
• Thermal Conductance 33%
• Body Morphology 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Propranolol 100%
• Thermal Burn 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Adrenergic Receptor Blocking 100%
• Thermoregulation 100%
• Exercise Intolerance 66%
• Heart Work 33%
• Placebo 33%
• Skin Temperature 33%
• Heart Function 33%
• Exercise Tolerance 33%
• Heat Injury 33%