Intravascular Temperature Management During Burn Surgery
... prolonged hospitalization [resource utilization and costs], decreased platelet function [coagulopathic blood loss], increased likelihood of blood transfusions [greater transfusion risks and limited resource utilization] and decreased metabolism [prolonged drug effect]. Prevention of these sequelae i ...
... prolonged hospitalization [resource utilization and costs], decreased platelet function [coagulopathic blood loss], increased likelihood of blood transfusions [greater transfusion risks and limited resource utilization] and decreased metabolism [prolonged drug effect]. Prevention of these sequelae i ...
San Angelo Hypothermia Weingarten 2016
... • Reperfusion can exacerbate cerebral edema, initiate destructive chemical cascades, and alter the inflammatory response with further tissue injury • Result is compromised neurological function after successful resuscitation from a cardiac event ...
... • Reperfusion can exacerbate cerebral edema, initiate destructive chemical cascades, and alter the inflammatory response with further tissue injury • Result is compromised neurological function after successful resuscitation from a cardiac event ...
Therapeutic Hypothermia After Cardiac Arrest Protocol 09
... A. The etiology of anoxic brain injury involves an inflammatory cascade that occurs after restoration of cerebral perfusion. Induction of hypothermia in cardiac arrest survivors is thought to reduce the damage from this inflammatory cascade, as well as reduce cerebral oxygen requirements. B. Hypothe ...
... A. The etiology of anoxic brain injury involves an inflammatory cascade that occurs after restoration of cerebral perfusion. Induction of hypothermia in cardiac arrest survivors is thought to reduce the damage from this inflammatory cascade, as well as reduce cerebral oxygen requirements. B. Hypothe ...
Winthrop University Hospital Hypothermia Protocol
... expenditure is likely detrimental to the metabolic status of the acutely injured brain. When using conventional surface cooling or with the Arctic Sun device it is necessary to control shivering with the use of specific anti-shivering/sedative medications. If shivering can not be controlled, par ...
... expenditure is likely detrimental to the metabolic status of the acutely injured brain. When using conventional surface cooling or with the Arctic Sun device it is necessary to control shivering with the use of specific anti-shivering/sedative medications. If shivering can not be controlled, par ...
fox chase cancer center - University of Pennsylvania
... i. The prolonged use of meperidine (more than 2 doses at onset of therapeutic cooling) is discouraged. The metabolite normeperidine contributes to seizures. The levels of this metabolite are increased during cooling due to decreased drug clearance. d. It may be difficult to achieve target tem ...
... i. The prolonged use of meperidine (more than 2 doses at onset of therapeutic cooling) is discouraged. The metabolite normeperidine contributes to seizures. The levels of this metabolite are increased during cooling due to decreased drug clearance. d. It may be difficult to achieve target tem ...
HYPOTHERMIA (MILD) TREATMENT
... 2.2 It is recommended that all patients requiring the use of a warming system for treatment of mild hypothermia be cared for in an area that can meet the monitoring requirements. Some disease process / conditions lead to chronic hypothermia ...
... 2.2 It is recommended that all patients requiring the use of a warming system for treatment of mild hypothermia be cared for in an area that can meet the monitoring requirements. Some disease process / conditions lead to chronic hypothermia ...
therapeutic hypothermia
... ventricular fibrillation or non perfusing ventricular tachycardia as the initial cardiac rhythm a presumed cardiac origin of the arrest, an age of 18 to 75 years, an estimated interval of 5 to 15 minutes from the patient’s collapse to the first attempt at resuscitation by emergency medical ...
... ventricular fibrillation or non perfusing ventricular tachycardia as the initial cardiac rhythm a presumed cardiac origin of the arrest, an age of 18 to 75 years, an estimated interval of 5 to 15 minutes from the patient’s collapse to the first attempt at resuscitation by emergency medical ...
fox chase cancer center - University of Pennsylvania
... i. The prolonged use of meperidine (more than 2 doses at onset of therapeutic cooling) is discouraged. The metabolite normeperidine contributes to seizures. The levels of this metabolite are increased during cooling due to decreased drug clearance. d. It may be difficult to achieve target temperatur ...
... i. The prolonged use of meperidine (more than 2 doses at onset of therapeutic cooling) is discouraged. The metabolite normeperidine contributes to seizures. The levels of this metabolite are increased during cooling due to decreased drug clearance. d. It may be difficult to achieve target temperatur ...
RTC HYPOTHERMIA - The American Association for the
... • A new hypothermia clinical trial focusing on adult patients younger than 45 with severe TBI was initiated. This trial emphasizes the use of early cooling and the more consistent monitoring of patient management from the various centers. Recently,this multicenter hypothermia TBI trial was stopped b ...
... • A new hypothermia clinical trial focusing on adult patients younger than 45 with severe TBI was initiated. This trial emphasizes the use of early cooling and the more consistent monitoring of patient management from the various centers. Recently,this multicenter hypothermia TBI trial was stopped b ...