The association most likely reflects easier cooling in patients more severely brain injured by their initial cardiac arrest, and should not lead clinicians to abandon or slow their efforts to achieve post-resuscitative cooling.
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This is important because fuel cells generate heat that must be dissipated, and getting rid of heat from a system at 200 degrees is easier than cooling off a device that is already closer to the temperature of ordinary air.
According to Epstein, there's an evolutionary explanation for all this: hot and dry environments favor very thin, long-limbed frames, which are easy to cool, just as cold climates favor thick, squat bodies, which are better at conserving heat.
