After Spontaneous Hypothermia during Hemorrhagic Shock, Continuing Mild Hypothermia (34??C) Improves Early but Not Late Survival in Rats

Abstract

After spontaneous cooling during moderately severe HS, mild, controlled hypothermia during resuscitation does not seem to affect long-term survival. After more severe HS, hypothermia increases survival time. Hypothermia supports arterial pressure during resuscitation from severe HS.