Rapid Induction of COOLing in Stroke Patients (iCOOL1): a randomised pilot study comparing cold infusions with nasopharyngeal cooling

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Rapid induction of cooling in stroke patients: comparison of cold infusions & nasopharyngeal cooling http://t.co/SxGxb6cPxk #WorldStrokeDay

Rapid induction of cooling in stroke patients: comparison of cold infusions & nasopharyngeal cooling http://t.co/SxGxb6cPxk #WorldStrokeDay

Rapid induction of cooling in stroke patients: comparison of cold infusions & nasopharyngeal cooling http://t.co/SxGxb6cPxk #WorldStrokeDay

Rapid induction of cooling in stroke patients: comparison of cold infusions & nasopharyngeal cooling http://t.co/SxGxb6cPxk #WorldStrokeDay

Rapid induction of cooling in stroke patients: comparison of cold infusions & nasopharyngeal cooling http://t.co/SxGxb6cPxk #WorldStrokeDay

"Rapid Induction of COOLing in Stroke Patients (iCOOL1): cold infusions and nasopharyngeal cooling" http://t.co/1QGLlFX6j6