INADVERTENT POSTOPERATIVE HYPOTHERMIA IN NEUROSURGICAL PATIENTS

Nevine Moustafa Soliman;

Abstract


Hypothermia is defined as a core body temperature less than 36°C. Hypothermia is common and potentially serious complication during surgery and anesthesia. Hypothermia during surgery results initially from redistribution of body heat from the thermal core to peripheral tissues. Subsequently, hypothermia results simply from heat loss exceeding metabolic heat production. In patients becoming
sufficiently hypothermic to trigger thermoregulatory


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Title INADVERTENT POSTOPERATIVE HYPOTHERMIA IN NEUROSURGICAL PATIENTS
Other Titles انخفاض الحراره الغير متعمد فى مرضى جراحه المخ والاعصاب اثناء فتره ما بعد العمليات
Authors Nevine Moustafa Soliman
Issue Date 2000

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