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Cerebrovascular disease and hypothermia Part I: effects of mild hypothermia in the management of cerebrovascular disease

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Previous reports have established the effectiveness of hypothermia in preserving cerebral function and integrity after various insults. However, certain complications persist when hypothermic therapy is used in clinical settings such as head injury and stroke. While several clinical trials of hypothermic therapy have been performed, the efficacy of the hypothermia has not been definitively proven. The current paper describes the development and use of a hypothermia bed used in the treatment of patients with stroke and summarizes the pathophysiological data obtained from these trials.

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Yasui, N., Kawamura, S., Suzuki, A., Hadeishi, H., Hatazawa, J. (2002). Cerebrovascular disease and hypothermia Part I: effects of mild hypothermia in the management of cerebrovascular disease. In: Kikuchi, H. (eds) Strategic Medical Science Against Brain Attack. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68430-5_12

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