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The Effect Of Microwave Warming On The Survival Rate Of Rats In Hemorrhagic Shock

Laboratory rats in profound hemorrhagic shock, but minimally restrained and unanesthetized, were exposed to 915 MHz microwave energy to rewarm the core tissues, which were cooled by approximately 4OC to 6OC during shock The survival rate of the animals that were rewarmed during the postshock period, after resuscitation was affected, was significantly higher than the survival rate of the animals that were rewarmed during shock, prior to resuscitation, and higher as well than the control group of shocked animals in whom no thermal intervention was attempted.