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Therapeutic hypothermia decreases growth of perihemorrhagic edema and prevents critical increase of intracranial pressure in large intracerebral haemorrhage 英文参考文献.doc

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Therapeutic hypothermia decreases growth of perihemorrhagic edema and prevents critical increase of intracranial pressure in large intracerebral haemorrhage 英文参考文献

CriticalCare2012,Volume16Suppl2 /supplements/16/S2 MEETING ABSTRACTS OpenAccess Updateontherapeutictemperaturemanagement Portoroz,Slovenia.7-9June2012 EditedbyGregorBroessner,MarleneFischer,GerritSchubert,BernhardMetzlerandErichSchmutzhard Published:7June2012 Theseabstractsareavailableonlineat/supplements/16/S2 INTRODUCTION protection, uncontrolled bodytemperatures possibly adding-perse -to neuronaldamage.Knowingthemedicalliterature andknowingtheissue ofpotentially life-threatening sideeffects andcomplications incurred by this invasive therapeutic manoeuvre, it is the foremost aim of this symposium and this supplementary issue of Critical Care to discuss all theseaspectsoftargetedtemperaturemanagementinemergency,critical careand,inparticular,neurocriticalpatientsandconditions.Forthisreason the organisers have agreed that the discussion of these various issues, being so important for general critical care, neurocritical care and emergencymedicine,mustbedistributedaswidelyaspossible,makingit availabletocriticalcareandneurocriticalcarespecialistsallovertheworld. Therefore we are extremely grateful to the Editors of Critical Care for providingaforumforalloftheextendedabstractsofallinvitedspeakers, coveringtheentirefieldofadultemergencyandcriticalcaremedicine.We dohope and weare convinced that this supplementary issue will bea source of inspiration and knowledge, hopefully becoming a work of referenceforintensivists,neurologists,neurointensivists,cardiologistsand allemergencyphysiciansalike.Itistheaimoftheorganiserstoestablisha seriesofsuchsymposiawithinthenextyearsinordertokeepupwithall thedevelopmentsinthisfieldandtomaintainthehighestpossiblelevelof knowledge oftargeted temperature management inthe community of emergencyandintensivecarephysicians. A1 Updateontherapeutictemperaturemanagement GregorBroessner1*,MarleneFischer1,GerritSchubert2,BernhardMetzler3, ErichSchmutzhard1 1DepartmentofNeurology,MedicalUniversity,Innsbruck,Austria; 2DepartmentofNeurosurgery,M