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“a possible trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Although there was no statistical significance observed in the SSS and FSS components of the BCTQ, there was a larger mean reduction in in both of components in the treatment group, suggesting a possible trend towards symptom control and functional improvement.
Unfortunately, that particular “cooling cap” did not yield a significant difference between cerebral temperature and bladder temperature (taken as a surrogate for systemic temperature), and there were no differences in mortality or neurologic outcome between the groups.[ 9 ] In 2001, the NABISH I trial identified a possible trend toward improved outcome in patients who were hypothermic at the time of admission when treated with ongoing hypothermia.