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Effects of Abdominal Hot Compresses on Indocyanine Green Elimination in Healthy Subjects
We investigated, whether abdominal hot compresses effect hepatic blood flow. Our hypothesis was, that the hot compresses might either by local vasomotor-reflex or by decreasing the tone of the sympathetic nerve system increase hepatic blood flow.
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