Health. Heatstroke: "It's the brain that suffers first," according to this professor at Nancy University Hospital

Having entered everyday language, "heat stroke" is not trivial and can even have serious consequences, especially since the first organ to suffer from this imbalance in body temperature is the brain. Explanations from Professor Sébastien Gibot, anesthesiologist and head of the intensive care unit at Nancy University Hospital.
Is heat stroke a figment of the imagination or does it actually exist?
"It's a reality. Heat stroke refers to an imbalance when the accumulation of body heat exceeds the body's ability to dissipate heat. We can talk about heat stroke when a body temperature exceeds 40.5°C, associated with organic and neurological disorders."
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