… permeability is known to be increased and associated with disease severity. Permeability
changes are also observed in patients … Transmigration of microbiotic products via a defective …

… of hypoperfusion are most relevant due to the endothelial permeability changes, it was
discovered that the innate immune response to trauma is equally important in modifying the organ …

… are necessary but maintain FND permeability [23]. Displaced … reconstruction of the defects
using metal plates (Figure 7). … Moreover, the team caring for the trauma patient should be as …

Blast-induced traumatic brain injury (bTBI) is a “signature wound” in soldiers during training
and in combat and has also become a major cause of morbidity in civilians due to increased …

… THS has a high cost-of-burden and adversely affects the quality of life of the patients. Studies
have … In conclusion, THS caused gut barrier dysfunction by increasing permeability, and …

… or defective synthesis of clotting factors. In 1978, Clagett and Olsen 24 observed that 52% of
… injury of the bowel, increased intestinal permeability, and heightened sequestration of fluid …

… IL-1β alters the permeability dependent on tissue factor (TF), and could be a future target
for treatment of acute trauma patients [30]. This increase in permeability can result in immune …

… trauma patient requires emergent surgery, the body is further stressed by the next surge of
damage signals from the trauma … A better understanding on why bleeding trauma patients are …

… 310 trauma patients had delayed platelet activation in the PFA-100 test, suggesting a defect
… of membrane potential, opening of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore, Ca 2+ …

… components of the vascular endothelium of trauma patients fall off and the colloidal osmotic
… and thrombin loss after trauma, which affects permeability and coagulation function (26). …