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    Lärmbedingte Schlafstörungen

    Lärm ist unerwünschter und/oder die Gesundheit schädigender Schall. Die weitaus häufigste und entsprechend untersuchte Lärmwirkung ist die Belästigung. Störungen des für die Erholung essenziellen Schlafs werde...

    Barbara Griefahn in Enzyklopädie der Schlafmedizin

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    Nachtarbeit und Schichtarbeit

    Schichtarbeit ist eine Arbeitsform, bei der bestimmte Aufgaben in zeitlichem Wechsel von mehreren Personen erledigt werden. Schichtarbeit wird daher zu wechselnden und/oder ständig ungewöhnlichen Zeiten geleis...

    Barbara Griefahn in Enzyklopädie der Schlafmedizin

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    Melatonin und zirkadianer Rhythmus

    Melatonin ist ein Neurohormon, das ausschließlich in der Dunkelheit der Nacht gebildet wird. Seine Synthese wird vor allem durch Licht gehemmt. Das Hormon hat zahlreiche Funktionen. Herausragend ist seine chro...

    Barbara Griefahn in Enzyklopädie der Schlafmedizin

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    Bright-light effects on cognitive performance in elderly persons working simulated night shifts: psychological well-being as a mediator?

    The present study examined whether the relationship between light exposure and cognitive functioning is mediated by psychological well-being in elderly persons working night shifts. The role of psychological w...

    Veronika Kretschmer, Klaus-Helmut Schmidt in International Archives of Occupational and… (2013)

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    Alterations of the cortisol quiescent period after experimental night work with enforced adaptation by bright light and its relation to morningness

    A previous study where the delay of the circadian system was induced by bright light that was adjusted to the individual melatonin onset revealed concomitant alterations of the cortisol quiescent period that c...

    Barbara Griefahn, Sibylle Robens in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2010)

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    Impairing effects of noise in high and low noise sensitive persons working on different mental tasks

    There is no information of mental strain in noise sensitive persons working under moderate levels of noise. The aim of the study was to determine relevant dimensions of impairing effects differentiating betwee...

    Stephan Sandrock, Martin Schütte in International Archives of Occupational and… (2009)

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    Lowering of resting core temperature during acclimation is influenced by exercise stimulus

    The decrease in resting core temperature (T co) and its relation to the reduced physiological strain during heat acclimation was analysed with rectal temperature data measured in three gro...

    Bernhard Kampmann, Peter Bröde, Martin Schütte in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2008)

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    Non-evaporative effects of a wet mid layer on heat transfer through protective clothing

    In order to assess the non-evaporative components of the reduced thermal insulation of wet clothing, experiments were performed with a manikin and with human subjects in which two layers of underwear separated...

    Peter Bröde, George Havenith, **aoxin Wang in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2008)

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    The relationship between poor sleep and inhibitory functions indicated by event-related potentials

    Markus Breimhorst, Michael Falkenstein, Anke Marks in Experimental Brain Research (2008)

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    Disturbed sleep in obstructive sleep apnea expressed in a single index of sleep disturbance (SDI)

    Der Schlafstörungsindex (Sleep Disturbance Index – SDI) ist ein neuer, auf Schlafvariablen aus polysomnographischen Untersuchungen basierender Index, der Schlafqualität in einem einzelnen Wert beschreibt. Er w...

    Werner Cassel, Thomas Ploch in Somnologie - Schlafforschung und Schlafmed… (2008)

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    The relationship between poor sleep and inhibitory functions indicated by event-related potentials

    The present study focused on the relationship between normal variations of sleep and inhibitory functions as reflected in event-related potentials. For this reason one night of 21 healthy participants was anal...

    Markus Breimhorst, Michael Falkenstein, Anke Marks in Experimental Brain Research (2008)

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    Development of a sleep disturbance index (SDI) for the assessment of noise-induced sleep disturbances

    Ziel dieser Arbeit war die Entwicklung eines Schlafstörungs-Index (SDI, Sleep Disturbance Index), der eine zuverlässige Bewertung physiologischer Schlafstörungen durch Umwelteinwirkungen, wie etwa Lärm ermögli...

    Barbara Griefahn, Mathias Basner in Somnologie - Schlafforschung und Schlafmed… (2008)

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    Executive brain functions after exposure to nocturnal traffic noise: effects of task difficulty and sleep quality

    The after-effects of nocturnal traffic noise on cognitive performance and inhibitory brain activity were investigated. Twenty participants (18–30 years) performed an easy and a difficult visual Go/Nogo task wi...

    Sergei A. Schapkin, Michael Falkenstein in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2006)

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    Experiments on effects of an intermittent 16.7-Hz magnetic field on salivary melatonin concentrations, rectal temperature, and heart rate in humans

    Objectives: The present experiments concerned the hypothesis that an intermittent, strong and extremely low frequency magnetic field reduces salivary melatonin levels and delays consecutively the...

    Barbara Griefahn, Christa Künemund in International Archives of Occupational and… (2002)

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    Prediction of the average skin temperature in warm and hot environments

    The prediction of the mean skin temperature used for the Required Sweat Rate index was criticised for not being valid in conditions with high radiation and high humidity. Based on a large database provided by...

    Peter Mehnert, Jacques Malchaire in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2000)

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    Acclimation to 3 Different Climates with the Same Wet Bulb Globe Temperature

    It was hypothesized that acclimation is similar for any climate with the same value of a given thermal index. Therefore, 8 subjects each were exposed during 15 consecutive days to either a warm-humid, a hot-dr...

    Barbara Griefahn, Paul Schwarzenau in Temperature Regulation (1994)

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    Schallwirkungen beim Menschen und Fragen des Gehörschutzes

    Mechanische Wellen im Frequenzbereich von 16 bis 20000 Hz stellen bei geeignetem Schalldruck den für das Gehör adäquaten Reiz dar. Der Höreindruck entsteht im Gehirn; das Ohr hat lediglich die Aufgabe, den Sch...

    Barbara Griefahn, Gerd Jansen in Taschenbuch der Technischen Akustik (1994)

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    Zum Problem der Gewöhnung an Schallreize während des Schlafes

    In den bisher veröffentlichten Arbeiten konnte eine Gewöhnung, d. h. eine Reaktionsabnahme im Verlauf einer Versuchsreihe statistisch nicht gesichert werden, obwohl in den meisten Arbeiten gegen Ende der Versu...

    Barbara Griefahn in Sozial- und Präventivmedizin (1977)

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    Pulsfrequenzänderung durch Überschallknalle während des Schlafes

    In two experimental series (19 resp. 53 nights, 2 different persons in each series, test-time 10.30 p.m. to 3.00 a.m.) pulse rate after sonic booms had been recorded during sleep. In the first 3 nights the sub...

    Barbara Griefahn in European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology (1975)

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    Schallreizverarbeitung im Verlauf des Menstruationscyclus

    57 experiments were carried out in which finger-pulse-amplitudes, pulse rates and respiration frequency of 12 females were measured during a white noise of 95 dB(A), 2 to 4 days before and after the ovulation ...

    Barbara Griefahn in European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology (1974)