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Changes in the Blood Clotting Mechanism During Moderate Hypothermia for Neurosurgical Operations

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Hypothermia in Neurosurgery

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The ever increasing number of surgical operations under hypothermia has suggested studies on blood coagulation changes in patients undergoing these operations. Interest was especially centered on surgical procedures for cerebral aneurysm, intra- and post-operative thrombosis and hemorrhage (often lethal) being a common complication.

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Locatelli, R., Fiorelli, G. (1964). Changes in the Blood Clotting Mechanism During Moderate Hypothermia for Neurosurgical Operations. In: Maspes, P.E., Hughes, B. (eds) Hypothermia in Neurosurgery. Acta Neurochirurgica, vol 13. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5474-8_4

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