Heat illness: Pathophysiology

Extreme Environmental Physiology conference 2019
Dan Roiz de Sa (Institute of Naval Medicine & University of Portsmouth, UK)
The pathophysiology of heat illness and its aetiology is poorly understood and multifactorial in its presentation. Many patients appear to recover very quickly and whilst some do well others have significant morbidity. Clinicians can fail to appreciate the potential impact of this for our patients. With features of heat illness common to other conditions such as sepsis and rhabdomyolysis, this presentation will explore the condition and avenues for future research.
The pathophysiology of heat illness and its aetiology is poorly understood and multifactorial in its presentation. Many patients appear to recover very quickly and whilst some do well others have significant morbidity. Clinicians can fail to appreciate the potential impact of this for our patients. With features of heat illness common to other conditions such as sepsis and rhabdomyolysis, this presentation will explore the condition and avenues for future research.

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I have had a heat stroke in the past, and after that i cannot tolerate heat, what measures can i take to prevent it? I've been to doctors as well, but it didn't help. What should i do? please guide me cause i feel like a handicap.

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I'm just trying to figure out why humans can't survive wet bulb temperatures greater than 95°F.

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The Queen's Guards try not to faint as temperatures soar.

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Fainting on the Queen's Birthday Parade.

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How to stop the military from fainting.