… hypothermia's protective effects; in addition, physiological and pathophysiological changes
… case series describing use of hypothermia in cardiac arrest patients and the next study ( 8, 9, …

… In moderate hypothermia, the glomerular filtration rate falls as cardiac output and hence
renal blood flow fall, the last of these being reduced by half at 27–30 C. There is also a further …

… /pathophysiological changes associated with AH and rewarming from hypothermic
cardiac … register of systematic reviews (registration no. 47,934). These projects spawned a …

… In this review, we aim to describe the main specificities of the diagnosis and treatment of
hypothermia … in the body—the cardiovascular system, the central and peripheral nervous …

… -up literature review, we … survey, we find only three clinical situations where there may be
a benefit from the use of in therapeutic hypothermia: 1) hypothermic cardiac arrest during heart …

… of post-cardiac arrest syndrome are potentially treatable. The first intervention proved to be
clinically effective is therapeutic hypothermia.8, 9 These studies provide the essential proof of …

… systematic reviews evaluated predictors of poor outcome, including clinical circumstances of
cardiac … not treated with hypothermia followed by recent studies on the impact of therapeutic …

… In this article, we shall present an overview of the pertinent pathophysiology and guidelines
… The ideal acid-base strategy will result in the fewest cardiac and central nervous system …

… after general hypothermia is caused by reflex circulatory disorders … by the appearance in
the circulatory system of cold-precipitating … Beyond muscle destruction: a systematic review of …

… The cardiovascular system has received the most attention in clinical studies of hypothermia
… Understanding the pathophysiology of hypothermia is key toward maintaining the well-…