Meanings of external cooling in English

Objectives: To determine whether fever control by external cooling diminishes vasopressor requirements in septic shock.

In the first experiment, we tested the responses to external cooling in a group of 212 neurons.

This takes place with considerable evolution of heat which is removed by internal and external cooling with water.

We aimed to assess the rate of failure of external cooling after CA and to determine failure predictors.

Conclusions: In this study, fever control using external cooling was safe and decreased vasopressor requirements and early mortality in septic shock.

All consecutive patients admitted for CA from May 2002 to April 2010 and treated by external cooling were considered.

Workers will simultaneously build an external cooling system while preparing for "water entombment," a last-ditch step in which containment vessels are flooded with water.

Conclusion: External cooling failure occurred in nearly one-third of patients with CA and was associated with easily identified risk factors.

External cooling failure was defined as the inability to reach a temperature below 34 °C during the first 12 h after CA onset.