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Hypothermia induced by quetiapine

Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2020
An 89-year-old woman was brought to the emergency department, responding only to pain (GCS 6), with a rectal temperature of 28.5°C, hypotension (68/40), bradycardia (35/min) and bradypnoea. The remainder of the examination was unremarkable. She was living at home with her son and a caretaker, confined to bed/wheelchair with a history of Alzheimer’s ...
Ami Schattner, Ina Dubin
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Pancytopenia Induced by Hypothermia

Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 2002
Hypothermia has been demonstrated to induce pancytopenia in animals, but whether this association exists in humans is unknown. The authors report the case of an 8-year-old girl in whom hypothermia (temperature 33 degrees C-35 degrees C) is the cause of pancytopenia.
Louise, Lo, Sylvia Titi, Singer, Elliott, Vichinsky   +2 more
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Naltrexone-induced hypothermia in the rat

European Journal of Pharmacology, 1976
Naltrexone, in relatively high doses, has been reported to cause a fall in body temperature in human ex-heroin addicts who had been abstinent for at least 6 weeks. The underlying mechanism of this hypothermic effect has been investigated in rats. The first consideration was that the temperature change was a reflection of delayed withdrawal but rats ...
M, Ary, W, Chesarek, S M, Sorensen, P, Lomax   +3 more
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Hypothermia-induced neuroprotection

Science Signaling, 2017
A reticulon contributes to the neuroprotective effects of hypothermia.
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Mastoparan induces hypothermia in mice

Experientia, 1991
The polypeptide mastoparan, isolated from the venom of the Oriental Hornet, Vespa orientalis, induces hypothermia in white mice 15 minutes after its intraperitoneal injection. The hypothermic effect is induced by mastoparan obtained from different hornet and wasp venoms.
P, Duvdevani, J S, Ishay, A, Schejter
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Hypothermia-Induced Coagulopathies in Trauma

Surgical Clinics of North America, 1988
Hemorrhage accounts for 90 per cent of deaths after abdominal injury, and half of these deaths are secondary to a recalcitrant coagulopathy. This review concentrates on our present knowledge of the role of hypothermia in trauma-related coagulopathies and notes that preventing as well as treating these disorders remains the focus and the challenge of ...
A, Patt, B L, McCroskey, E E, Moore
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Induced Hypothermia

Southern Medical Journal, 1976
Hypothermia was induced intermittently in a patient to combat hyperpyrexia. The electrocardiogram taken during the hypothermic phase displayed typical abnormalities and consisted of: pronounced sinus bradycardia, marked prolongation of the Q-T interval, muscle tremor artifact, and the characteristic "Osborn wave." Spontaneous rewarming resulted in ...
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Histidine induced hypothermia in the rat

Life Sciences, 1975
Abstract The mechanism by which systemic injection of histidine induces hypothermia has been studied in rats. Injection of histidine directly into the rostral hypothalamic thermoregulatory centers, at sites at which histamine causes hypothermia, had no effect on body temperature.
M D, Green, M L, Simon, P, Lomax
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