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Chaney RH, Olmstead CE. Hypothalamic dysthermia in persons with brain damage. Brain Injury 1994 Jul; 8 (5): 475-81.

Chaney RH, Olmstead CE. Hypothalamic dysthermia in persons with brain damage. Brain Injury 1994 Jul; 8 (5): 475-81.

Hypothermia

What is hypothermia? In hypothermia, the core body temperature (the highest temperature in the centre of the abdomen) drops so far that normal metabolism is compromised. Body temperature varies in...
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