Diffuse Head Cooling as a Method for Producing a Gradient of Brain Hypothermia and Decreased Blood Volume

Authors

Arthur Cushman, Section of Neurological Surgery, Loma Linda University, School of Medicine, Loma Linda, California
Niall Horn, Loma Linda University
Stanley Rouhe, Loma Linda University
George Austin, Loma Linda University
Conrad Ciesel, Loma Linda University

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

1971

Abstract

Diffuse Head Cooling as a Method for Producing a Gradient of Brain Hypothermia and Decreased Blood Volume. Arthur Cushman, M.F., Niall Horn, Ph.D., Stanley Rouhe, M.D., George Austin, M.D., Conrad Ciesel. Paper submission for the ACS Meeting, Atlantic City, New Jersey (October 21, 1971). Typewritten manuscript, 3 pg.

Recommended Citation

Cushman, Arthur; Horn, Niall; Rouhe, Stanley; Austin, George; and Ciesel, Conrad, "Diffuse Head Cooling as a Method for Producing a Gradient of Brain Hypothermia and Decreased Blood Volume" (1971). The Dr. George M. Austin Neurology Research Collection. 49.
https://scholarsrepository.llu.edu/george-austin-collection/49