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'OO a* -S> 3 References to Rocent Literature - 17 82 HZaT STROKEj CLINICAL AND CHLMICnL OBSERVaTIONS ON 4-1 Cac'ES. E.B. Ferris, Jr., M.A. Blankcnhom, H.W. Robinson and G.B. Cullen. J.Clin.Invest. i?, 243-62 (1938). The incidence of heat stroko wa3 relatively higher nr.c-ng white men than colored. Physical exertion was net a factor. There was a characteristically high body temperature, a modcrato acidosis and hono-concentrntien but no consistent change in tiie chloride of blood serum. The scat effective treatment was ico-wnter tub bing with sassage. 83 EXPERIMENT;!, INVESTIGATIONS (HISTOLOGIC, HGinTGLOGIC, HISTOCHG.ilCAL) OF DEATH FROM HYPERTEEvV.IA (HErtT STROKE). G, Lacroix. Folia mod. M 21-30 (1938). (Itelinn). A report of some heat stroke experiments on guinea pigs. At autopsy, macroscopic and microscopic evidences of concoction were predominant. In a study of the cell metabolism, according to Lipschitz's method, the dehydrogenizing ability was significantly lowered In the brain, liver and skin} less sc in other organs. Tho sugar content of tho liver was decreased. HUBB-U0B9791