Prospective observational study shows improved thermal stability during CRRT with active warming methods, suggesting clinical integration.
Active warming strategies significantly improve thermal stability during CRRT, independent of baseline temperature. Extracorporeal blood warming appears superior to passive warming methods. These findings support routine integration of active warming devices into CRRT protocols to prevent hypothermia.
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