… of permeability gained … after trauma occurs throughout the whole body. This opinion led
us to further test the hypothesis that systemic increases in permeability occur in trauma patients …

… trauma patients had a worse oxygenation requiring higher airway pressures and thus higher
LIS than the other patient … thoracic trauma was associated with a greater oxygenation defect …

… Thus, a B stem-cell maturation defect appears to be the underlying defect in the … observed
in 5 of the 16 patients,20 TER did not fall in any patient after surgery. Since fluid replacement …

… traumatic injury, femoral periosteum exhibits an order of magnitude higher permeability …
PDCs exhibit the capacity to rapidly infill critical size defects with proliferative woven bone in …

… [2] that increased microvascular permeability seen after trauma occurs throughout the whole
… in protein permeability occur in trauma patients who develop ARDS. In probing permeability …

… of measurements between days 7 and 14 of each patients illness and the third set after 14 …
patient. As the aim of the study was to evaluate the natural history of endothelial permeability …

… vascular permeability defect. Low-level urinary albumin excretion reflects changes in
systemic vascular permeability in a variety of acute inflammatory conditions including trauma. To …

… permeability defects in inflammatory bowel disease patients … Other examples of increased
colonic permeability have also … by increased conductance and permeability to the paracellular …

… functional defect in antigen presentation. This phasic response to … permeability was obviously
increased in patients soon after severe trauma, this increased intestinal permeability could …

… permeability can increase after trauma. Indeed, we found large increases in glomerular
permeability already ∼5 min after the trauma … mediators initiated by the trauma induction. This is …