What is the pathophysiology of hypothermia in critically ill patients?

The pathophysiology of hypothermia in critically ill patients involves multiple systemic impacts, including metabolic suppression, cardiovascular changes, and coagulation alterations. Understanding these mechanisms is essential for effective clinical management and improving patient outcomes.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23668740
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Thermal Regulation in Medicine
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What is the pathophysiology of hypothermia in critically ill patients?

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What is the pathophysiology of hypothermia in critically ill patients?

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Abstract

The pathophysiology of hypothermia in critically ill patients involves multiple systemic impacts, including metabolic suppression, cardiovascular changes, and coagulation alterations. Understanding these mechanisms is essential for effective clinical management and improving patient outcomes.

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Thermal Regulation in Medicine
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