Effect of Paracetamol on Cerebral Temperature in Febrile Brain-Injured Patients. The NEUROTHERM Study: A Randomized Controlled Pharmacodynamic Trial

Paracetamol significantly reduced CT in febrile brain-injured patients (overall mean reduction of 0.6°C), maintaining temperatures less than 38.5°C for a median of 3.6 hours. The gradient between CT and ST was consistently about 0.3°C in both groups.

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Critical Care Medicine
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2025-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.1097/ccm.0000000000006951
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Thermal Regulation in Medicine
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Abstract

Paracetamol significantly reduced CT in febrile brain-injured patients (overall mean reduction of 0.6°C), maintaining temperatures less than 38.5°C for a median of 3.6 hours. The gradient between CT and ST was consistently about 0.3°C in both groups.

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