The publication of the targeted temperature management (TTM) trial in November 2013
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led to heated discussions regarding the optimal temperature for cooling after cardiac
arrest (CA). Regardless of one´s view on this issue, it is clear that significant
confusion ensued.Keywords
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Published online: December 07, 2019
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