Could a 5-Day chill save brains after severe trauma?

This trial tests whether deliberately cooling the body to 34-35°C for five days after a severe traumatic brain injury improves neurological recovery at six months, compared with standard care that keeps temperature normal. Adults aged 18-65 with a closed head injury and high pressure inside the skull are randomly assigned to either mild hypothermia or normothermia. The goal is to see if the cooling strategy reduces death and severe disability and improves the chance of a meaningful recovery.