Figure 3.

(A) When cardiac arrest is accompanied by neurological damage (CA/CPR), there is a significant reduction in body temperature and dysregulation of the diurnal rhythm. In contrast, body temperature and its diurnal rhythm did not differ from baseline among the ischemic control group that did not sustain neurological damage. (B) Likewise, the CA/CPR group exhibited increased locomotor behavior and dysregulation of the diurnal rhythm in activity, whereas locomotor activity and diurnal rhythmicity in activity did not vary throughout the study among the ischemic control mice. Data are collapsed across post-surgical days 1–7. The dark background denotes lights off (animal’s active period). Data are presented as mean ± SD.