Peter Attia· MD
a period of 24 to 72 hours after the initial injury is probably the most critical
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a period of 24 to 72 hours after the initial injury is probably the most critical
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focusing on preventing fever or managing fever I think is very beneficial but then active cooling below that doesn't seem to add anything
but what what does seem to work is maintaining normothermia so basically a core temperature at or below 36.5 degrees Celsius ideally
so focusing on preventing fever or managing fever I think is very beneficial but then active cooling below that doesn't seem to to add anything
but what what does seem to work is maintaining normothermia so basically a core temperature at or below 36.5 de C