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The patients were divided into two groups: Group A consisted of three patients in whom acute brain swelling occurred during the rewarming period and Group B was composed of eight patients who displayed no significant intracranial hypertension during or after hypothermia therapy. In all patients, the mean flow velocity of the middle cerebral artery (FVMCA<\/jats:sub>) recorded transcranially and the mean flow velocity of the internal carotid artery (FVICA<\/jats:sub>), recorded high in the neck, were monitored at 24-hour intervals after the patient was admitted to the hospital. In Group A, the FVMCA<\/jats:sub> was normal at 48 hours (maintenance state of hypothermia) in each patient, and abnormal increases and peak values (> 100 cm\/second) occurred from 96 to 144 hours postinjury (rewarming period). The FVICA<\/jats:sub>, which was monitored concurrently also varied as the FVMCA<\/jats:sub> increased. The pulsatility indices in the arteries decreased at the time of the peak FVMCA<\/jats:sub>. The enhanced FVMCA<\/jats:sub> was consistent with hyperemia because of the low FVMCA<\/jats:sub>\/FVICA<\/jats:sub> ratios (< 3). Two patients in whom jugular venous oxygen saturation was monitored were found to have high values (> 80%), representing hyperemia. All intracranial pressures (ICPs) that lay within the normal range at 48 hours postinjury elevated acutely after the peak FVMCA<\/jats:sub>. In Group B, both FVMCA<\/jats:sub> and FVICA<\/jats:sub> values were normal at 48 hours postinjury and remained stable throughout the rewarming period. 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