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PubMed1966

Cold injury.

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PubMed1967

The management of accidental hypothermia.

Accidental general hypothermia is defined as an unintentional lowering of the body temperature in a previously conscious patient due to exposure. Even mild degrees of hypothermia may be followed by death if treatment is not instituted promptly. Hypothermic patients who are still conscious may rewarm spontaneously. They should not be left unattended and, if the facilities are available, rapid rewarming appears to be the treatment of choice. Unconscious patients who are presumed to have a lower temperature of prolonged duration may not benefit from rapid rewarming. All hypothermia victims showing signs of life are potential survivors, but even with good facilities the mortality rate may be high.

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PubMed1980

[Pathogenesis and treatment of endotoxic shock].

In addition to foci of suppurative inflammation the cyclic income of bacteria and products of their decay into the general circulation from the zone of microcirculation may be responsible for the transit septic toxemia and endotoxic shock. Highly virulent bacteria which had lost the connection with the primary focus can find their temporary refuge and conditions for their reproduction in non-functioning rest capillaries with the closed precapillary sphincters. The author proposes a method of provocative-infusive antiseptic therapy aimed at opening the capillaries with the help of vasoleptic agents (novocain, gangliolytic drugs), the elimination of bacteria in the sites of their cultivation and in the vascular bed (stroke doses of antiseptic drugs of the purposeful action), accelerated release of toxins by forced diuresis (osmodiuretics) which was found to be effective in 8 of 9 patients with endotoxic shock.

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