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Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 2007
Hypothermia is a potent neuroprotectant and induced hypothermia holds great promise as a therapy for acute neuronal injury. Thermoregulatory responses, most notably shivering, present major obstacles to therapeutic temperature management. A review of thermoregulatory physiology and strategies aimed at controlling physiologic responses to hypothermia is
M Asim, Mahmood, Richard M, Zweifler
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Hypothermia is a potent neuroprotectant and induced hypothermia holds great promise as a therapy for acute neuronal injury. Thermoregulatory responses, most notably shivering, present major obstacles to therapeutic temperature management. A review of thermoregulatory physiology and strategies aimed at controlling physiologic responses to hypothermia is
M Asim, Mahmood, Richard M, Zweifler
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Propofol and postanaesthetic shivering
Anaesthesia, 1995Summary Sixty ASA grade 1 unpremedicated patients scheduled for minor elective surgery were randomly allocated to receive general anaesthesia consisting of either propofol‐nitrous oxide in oxygen or a conventional technique of thiopentone–isoflurane–nitrous oxide–oxygen.
K F, Cheong, T C, Low
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Shiver Me Timbers: Magnesium and Postoperative Shivering
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 2019Jonathan P, Wanderer, Naveen, Nathan
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