Could keeping stroke patients cool improve recovery?

This pilot study tests whether a device called CB240_Aurora, which monitors and adjusts body temperature, can help people recovering from a severe ischemic stroke. Twenty-two adults who have had a stroke within the last 48 hours will wear the device for 72 hours. Half will receive active temperature control to keep them in a normal range, while the other half will only have their temperature measured. Researchers will check if the device helps maintain normal temperature and improves recovery at 3 months.