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CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF THE CENTRAL HYPERTHERMIA AFTER BRAIN SURGERY Mario Ninomiya 1 1Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Tohoku University pp.211-224
Published Date 1960/3/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200901
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The hyperthermia observed in 164 cases after excision of brain tumors at this clinic in recent days was studied from many an-gles, to seek for possible countermeasures, and some new informations were obtained, as reported herein.

1) The cases of postoperative hyperther-mia were classified into 8 types and the eti-o1ogy and the countermeasures were discu-ssed per type.

2) The sites of brain tumors prone to fre-quent causation of hyperthermia upon exci-sion were the trunk part of the cerebrum, the vicinity of the third and the fourth ven-tricles, and the superficial parts of the cere-brum, the extracortical parts being the least prone thereto. Diffuse tumors caused hyper-thermia more frequently than circumscribed ones, and the larger the tumor, the danger of postoperative hyperthermia was also thelarger.

3) Subtotal excision was more frequently followed by hyperthermia than total excision and hyperthermia was frequent after opera-tions. involving copious hemorrhage. The tu-mors in the cerebral trunk, however, were always prone to involve hyperthermia, regard-less of their nature, type, size or any cir-cumstances connected with the operation.


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