Neuroprotection for ischemic stroke using hypothermia

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Angelos-Aristeidis Konstas
Jae H. Choi
John Pile-Spellman
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[1] Columbia University,Department of Radiology
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Neurocritical Care | 2006年 / 4卷
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Hypothermia; neuroprotection; stroke; animal models; clinical trials;
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The development of animal models of acute stroke has allowed the evaluation of mild and moderate hypothermia as a therapeutic modality in this clinical setting. Studies have demonstrated that animals subjected to hypothermia up to 3 hours after the primary central nervous system insult have reduced mortality and neuronal injury, and improved neurological outcome. These results warranted the evaluation of hypothermia in clinical trials.
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