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Die physiologische Körpertemperatur des Menschen ist ein gut regulierter Parameter und wird in einer eng gefassten Spannbreite von 37,0–37,5°C reguliert. Bei dieser Körpertemperatur arbeiten die zellulären und physiologischen Prozesse für den Menschen am effektivsten. In bestimmten Stresssituationen wie z. B. bei Infektionen reagiert der menschliche Körper ganz natürlich mit Fieber, einer Erhöhung der Körpertemperatur, um seine Abwehrmechanismen zu verbessern.

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Combs, S. (2013). Hyperthermie. In: Wannenmacher, M., Wenz, F., Debus, J. (eds) Strahlentherapie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-88305-0_11

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