Change in intravascular temperature during heavy exercise

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Abstract
Intravascular temperatures were measured in the brachial arteries, brachial veins and femoral veins of five healthy volunteers during periods of heavy treadmill exercise. A mean temperature rise of 0.67°C was recorded from the femoral vein and of 0.49°C from the brachial artery and vein. These changes were insufficient to account for a previously demonstrated rightward shift of the oxygen dissociation curve during exercise. Submitted on May 19, 1959
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