Can keeping patients at the right temperature stop Post-Surgery confusion?
NCT ID NCT07378371
Summary
This study aims to see if carefully managing a patient's body temperature during and after a major cancer surgery can reduce the risk of postoperative delirium, a common and serious state of confusion. It will compare a proactive temperature control plan against standard care in 174 adults undergoing surgery for a rare abdominal cancer. The goal is to improve recovery and cognitive outcomes by minimizing extreme temperature swings that may harm the brain.
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Aerospace Center Hospital
Beijing, China
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