Abstract
Selective brain cooling is an attractive idea for protection of the central nervous system against fatigue ([17][1]) and potentially cellular damage. Several factors influence fatigue, but brain temperature appears to be of utmost importance for hyperthermia-induced fatigue during prolonged exercise
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