Does core temperature affect scalp skin temperature during scalp cooling?
Slight cooling of patients with an elevated body temperature during scalp cooling contributes to the decrease in scalp temperature and may improve the prevention of hair loss. This may be useful if the desired decrease of scalp temperature cannot be obtained by scalp cooling systems.
The CDA thickness of the tumor was found to be a useful predictive parameter for MLM, multiple LNMs, and OS in patients with Dukes Stage C ulcerative-type colorectal carcinoma who were being treated in two independent hospitals.