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This case report details a 22-year-old male who, despite initial successful cooling measures, experienced rebound hyperthermia, necessitating the use of endovascular cooling (EVC). The patient collapsed during a 19.3 km (12-mile) ruck march in Fort Moore, Georgia, with an initial core temperature of 41.6\u00baC. Conventional cooling methods, including ice sheets and chilled intravenous saline, adequately cooled the patient to target temperatures; however, discontinuation of cooling methods resulted in rebound hyperthermia. Endovascular cooling was eventually initiated, resulting in euthermia after 36\u2009hours of continued use. During his hospital admission, the patient was evaluated thoroughly for underlying etiologies contributing to his rebound hyperthermia. This workup did not yield any concerning pathology, except for bilateral foot cellulitis noted on physical examination, which was subsequently managed with antibiotics. Despite initial complications, the patient recovered within 5\u2009days and returned to duty after 2\u2009months. Several case reports have been published regarding the use of EVC in the management of EHS. These reports, however, describe its use in initial management of EHS or in cases where hyperthermia was refractory to other conventional cooling methods. To our knowledge, this is the first report of its kind highlighting its successful implementation in rebound hyperthermia. Early recognition and initiation of cooling measures are critical in EHS cases. 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