Permissive versus restrictive temperature thresholds in critically ill children with fever and infection: a multicentre randomized clinical pilot trial

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@Dr_DeanS We did a randomised pilot trial of this question in PICU. In short, not using antipyretics (unless fever >39.5C) resulted in only 0.5C higher temperature. @ICNARC @pus27 https://t.co/oznj5PD3BQ

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@Dr_DeanS We probably need a trial - some good pilot data and accompanying editorials out there - https://t.co/PDO6GRggsF

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RT @SapnaKmd: @NileshMehtaMD #PedsICU #CCC49 Year in Review FEVER! https://t.co/Eb9ro9ztyc https://t.co/r71jiOoInB

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