Discussion The choice of rewarming treatments for hypothermic patients varies from centre
to centre and from physician to physician. 1, 2 There is not sufficient available literature to …

Background This paper provides an up-to-date review of the management and outcome of
accidental hypothermia patients with and without cardiac arrest. Methods The authors …

Abstract Treatment recommendations for rewarming patients in severe accidental
hypothermia with preserved spontaneous circulation have a weak evidence due to the …

Background Severe hypothermia (core body temperature< 28° C) is life‐threatening and
predisposes to cardiac arrest. The comparative effectiveness of different active internal …

Background The optimal rewarming technique for patients in deep accidental hypothermia
with core temperatures below 28 degrees C is not established. Several authors believe that …

Background We report a case of successful prolonged cardiopulmonary resuscitation (5
hours and 44 minutes) following severe accidental hypothermia with cardiac arrest treated …

Background Accidental hypothermia with arrested circulation remains a condition
associated with high mortality. In our institution, extracorporeal circulation (ECC) rewarming …

Advances in rewarming have improved the prognosis for patients with hypothermia,
especially those with cardiac arrest treated with extracorporeal rewarming. This review …

Hypothermia is a disorder that causes catastrophic dysfunction in the body's regulation of
homeostasis. Trauma patients are at increased risk of hypothermia from both intrinsic and …

Accidental hypothermia (core temperature< 35° C) is a complication in persons who have
fallen into crevasses; hypothermic cardiac arrest is the most serious complication …