Titlebook: Kreislaufproblematik und Anaesthesie bei geriatrischen Patienten; Georg Haldemann Book 1978 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978 Altersk

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Diskussion,durch einen Abfall des AMD um 7±4% und des HZV um 9 ± 8% charakterisiert. HF, SV, ZVD und TPW bleiben weitgehend unverandert. Diese geringe Abnahme des HZV entspricht einer Anpassung an die durch die Sedation bewirkte Reduktion des Stoffwechsels mit Minderung des Sauerstoffbedarfs.

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recent increase in understanding of the rates of protein turnover underlying protein accretion has been accompanied by a number of studies demonstrating that rates of protein synthesis are closely correlated with the synthetic capacity of the tissue. This chapter reviews these correlates of protein

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Georg Haldemannsystems of mountain and polar regions. Due to similar environmental characteristics (e.g., oligotrophy, low buffering capacity, long ice-cover, high precipitation rates), clearwater high altitude and high latitude lakes represent very sensitive ecosystems, which are extremely susceptible to even sli

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Georg Haldemannf chemicals and to elucidate underlying modes of action. The present communication reviews the available information about ultrastructural changes in fish liver as well as isolated hepatocytes; whereas the discussion of . effects is primarily focused on data from rainbow trout (.) and zebrafish (.),

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Georg Haldemann. Its biological success is the number of progeny produced in its lifetime that reach sexual maturity relative to the number produced by other fish in the population. This ‘mapping’ depends on the somatic body of the fish which provides the framework and machinery that converts food into offspring.

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Georg Haldemannmonograph, Rate of Metabolism and Food Requirements of Fishes. His ultimate aim was to develop a scientific approach to fish culture and management, and the immense volume of literature generated in the ensuing years has been mainly in response to the demand for information from a rapidly expanding,