Sekar T S, MacDonnell K F, Namsirikul P, Herman R S
Arch Intern Med. 1980 Jun;140(6):775-9.
We describe two patients who suffered prolonged (greater than four minutes) submersion in cold water (25 minutes, 32 s, and six minutes, respectively), with complete neurologic recovery. We postulate that hypothermia served to protect the brain from hypoxic injury. These cases also serve to emphasize the need for vigorous one-the-scene resuscitative efforts. We review the problems associated with the treatment of hypothermia and drowning.
我们描述了两名患者，他们分别在冷水中浸泡了较长时间（超过4分钟，分别为25分钟32秒和6分钟），但神经功能完全恢复。我们推测低温起到了保护大脑免受缺氧损伤的作用。这些病例也强调了在现场进行积极复苏努力的必要性。我们回顾了与低温治疗和溺水相关的问题。
