Feature | Jill Taylor
Induced hypothermia has traditionally been used perioperatively as a strategy for neurological protection during major vascular surgery or for situations where neurological injury is present or imminent. However, patients cannot deviate off of the normal core body temperature of around 37°C for long without risk of deleterious effects.
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Controlling normothermia in perioperative patients can be almost as important to their health as the surgical procedure itself. Research is revealing more and more the negative implications of even small dips in patient temperature.
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Feature | Cardiac Imaging
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