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Apparatus is described which can provide a certain amount of heat for the central rewarming of a hypothermic patient. This equipment is portable and cheap and can be used by non-medical people. Examples are given of the quantities of heat involved which can amount to 30 per cent of the heat production of a hypothermic patient.
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Lloyd et al. (1972) studied this question.
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