Cold injury

Used for

frostbite, immersion foot, trenchfoot

Broader Terms

injury

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Grower endurance By far the most common strategy to deal with cold injury is grower tolerance, not vine tolerance.
Delay pruning as long as feasible so that the danger of cold injury is reduced.
Because Cold Injury is damage to the small blood vessels, this is a similar type of damage that would occur with both diabetes and smoking.
Blood brain barrier breakdown in brain edema following cold injury is mediated by microvascular polyamines.
400 Susceptibility to cold injury is increased by substance abuse, exhaustion, hunger, dehydration, hypoxia, impaired cardiovascular function, and contact with moisture or metal.

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