Literature search results

92 articles were found.

The following terms were included: esophagus, Speiseröhre, Ösophagus, gullet, 食道

• 1999, Calvo AC, Azanza MJ
  [details] Synaptic neurone activity under applied 50 Hz alternating magnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Comp Biochem Physiol C Pharmacol Toxicol Endocrinol 124 (1): 99-107
• 1999, Polkey MI, Luo Y, Guleria R, Hamnegard CH, Green M, Moxham J
  Functional magnetic stimulation of the abdominal muscles in humans [med. app.]
  Am J Respir Crit Care Med 160 (2): 513-522
• 1999, Adair ER, Cobb BL, Mylacraine KS, Kelleher SA
  [details] Human exposure at two radio frequencies (450 and 2450 MHz): similarities and differences in physiological response [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 20 Suppl 4: 12-20
• 1998, Adair ER, Kelleher SA, Cobb BL, Mylacraine KS
  Physiological thermoregulatory responses of human volunteers exposed at two radio frequencies (450 and 2450 MHz) [med./bio.]
  Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Vol.20 Biomedical Engineering Towards the Year 2000 and Beyond (Cat. No.98CH36286), Hong Kong, China. volume 6; IEEE: pp. 3245-3248; ISBN 978-0-7803-5164-6
• 1998, Tanaka J, Yamashita Mam., Yamashita Mas., Kajigaya H
  Esophageal electrochemical burns due to button type lithium batteries in dogs [med./bio.]
  Vet Hum Toxicol 40 (4): 193-196
• 1998, Rubin BM, Doman DB, Goldberg HJ, Golding MI
  [details] "Deathgrip" esophagus: segmental aperistalsis following electrical injury [elec. inj.]
  Dig Dis Sci 43 (9): 1970-1972
• 1998, Adair ER, Kelleher SA, Mack GW, Morocco TS
  [details] Thermophysiological responses of human volunteers during controlled whole-body radio frequency exposure at 450 MHz [med./bio.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 19 (4): 232-245
• 1997, Yoshikawa T, Asai S, Takekawa Y, Kida A, Ishikawa K
  Experimental investigation of battery-induced esophageal burn injury in rabbits [med./bio.]
  Crit Care Med 25 (12): 2039-2044
• 1995, Li S, Williams GD, Frisk TA, Arnold BW, Smith MB
  A computer simulation of the static magnetic field distribution in the human head [tech./dosim.]
  Magn Reson Med 34 (2): 268-275
• 1989, Hesslink RL, Pepper S, Olsen RG, Lewis SB, Homer LD
  [details] Radio frequency (13.56 MHz) energy enhances recovery from mild hypothermia [med./bio.]
  J Appl Physiol 67 (3): 1208-1212
• 1988, Vogl T, Krimmel K, Fuchs A, Lissner J
  Influence of magnetic resonance imaging on human body core and intravascular temperature [med./bio.]
  Med Phys 15 (4): 562-566
• 1987, D'Andrea JA, Emmerson RY, DeWitt JR, Gandhi OP
  Absorption of microwave radiation by the anesthetized rat: electromagnetic and thermal hotspots in body and tail [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 8 (4): 385-396
• 1986, Vogl T, Lissner J, Seiderer M, Krimmel K, Sandner H
  [Effect of types of field used in nuclear magnetic resonance tomography on core and surface temperature in the human body. Results of in vitro and in vivo experiments] [med./bio.]
  Rofo 144 (5): 591-596
• 1986, Shellock FG, Schaefer DJ, Gordon CJ
  Effect of a 1.5 T static magnetic field on body temperature of man [med./bio.]
  Magn Reson Med 3 (4): 644-647
• 1985, D'Andrea JA, Emmerson RY, Bailey CM, Olsen RG, Gandhi OP
  Microwave radiation absorption in the rat: frequency-dependent SAR distribution in body and tail [tech./dosim.]
  Bioelectromagnetics 6 (2): 199-206
• 1984, Oleson JR, Assaad A, Dewhirst MW, DeYoung DW, Grochowski KJ, Sim DA
  Regional hyperthermia by magnetic induction in a beagle dog model: analysis of thermal dosimetry [tech./dosim.]
  Radiat Res 98 (3): 445-455
• 1981, Williams DB, Karl RC
  [details] Intestinal injury associated with low-voltage electrocution [elec. inj.]
  J Trauma 21 (3): 246-250