•Hypothermia defined as <36.5°C axillary using World Health Organization categories of mild, moderate or severe. •Two cases of transient hyperthermia (skin temperature >37.5°C) seen in wrap ...

2003年1月27日 · The causes of hypothermia are extensive and include endocrine pathology (as you have considered), environmental exposures, drugs, sepsis, uremia, Parkinson's disease, stroke, exfoliative ...

Hypothermia group, n = 106; control group, n = 102 of 239 eligible infants; and three infants from the control group were lost to follow-up.Infants >36 weeks gestation admitted to the hospital by ...

2010年3月1日 · Clinically, hypothermia is defined as a core temperature below 35°C (95°F), which represents ~ 2°C (3.5°F) fall from normal body temperature, while physiologically, hypothermia is a core ...

2008年10月13日 · Certain maternal factors, such as illicit drug use and neonate intensive-care interventions, are associated with hypothermia in premature newborns, a new study reveals.

2012年10月19日 · Hypothermia treatment is being used to improve short- and long-term outcomes in newborns with moderate to severe birth asphyxia. ... that causes additional cell swelling, which causes the cells to ...

Arrhythmias can be explained by many causes other than head trauma and/or hypothermia therapy such as pain, hypovolemia, and drugs; however, the incidence of all these possible risk factors of ...

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The most severe presentation may be a change in vital signs, especially hypothermia, and level of consciousness that would represent an intraventricular hemorrhage. [ 10 , 15 17 ]

[1,2] The immediate and long-term outcomes of head injury caused by SBS are worse than head injuries from other causes. [ 2 , 3 ] At least 1 of every 4 victims die, and > 50% have some type of ...