Figure 5.

The use of hypothermia at a temperature of 32°C decreased the trauma intensity. All groups were normalised against the trauma control group at 37°C. The black bars resemble the trauma intensity at normothermia (37°C) and propofol concentrations from 0 to 100 μM after t = 72 hours. The grey bars are the corresponding trauma intensities for slices treated with the same concentrations of propofol but kept at hypothermia (32°C) for 72 hours.