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haemoconcentration

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haemoconcentration.


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These changes could not be explained by haemoconcentration but were related to a suppressed renal function with diminished renal blood flow, decreased glomerular filtration rate and increased hyperaldosteronemia-related renal sodium-re-uptake as well as to proteolysis during prolonged exercise.
1994; Stout and Crawford 1991), which could lead to thrombosis through haemoconcentration.
Additionally, thermal stress and exercise, alone or in combination, induce haemoconcentration that may be exaggerated by further exercise or dehydration thereby reducing exercise capacity (Harrison, 1986).
 
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