… logical to assume that brain edema should be present early during exposure and in … edema)
within cerebral white matter with acute hypoxic exposure and more so in persons with acute …

… stages: the first stage of early cellular death and brain injury is … hypoxia acutely affected
neuronal migration in the brain of the … any acute inflammation or cell death right after the hypoxia, …

… First, we found that extensive WM microbleeds were already present on the initial MR … of
red cells, triggered by uneven hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction. Retinal hemorrhages are …

… hypoxic spinal cord [17]. In light of the importance of an intact BBB in the maintenance of
cerebral health, and the occurrence of hypoxia … In the first instance, we focused our analysis in …

… mechanisms leading to electrical failure, neuronal swelling, and blood vessel constriction in
newly … Also effective is severe hypoxia in an interface slice chamber [62, 63]. Similarly, SD is …

… We summarise evidence showing that early umbilical cord clamping contributes to
haemodynamic instability and brain injury, and we outline possible brain-protective resuscitation …

… Disruption of the blood–brain barrier (BBB) observed in the early hours after an HI-related
event is … , predispose to cerebral edema, and promote entry of neurotoxic substances into the …

… To this end we first provide a mechanistic overview on hypoxia adaptations, followed by a …
effects of hypoxia on aging with a focus on the brain. Reports of direct comparisons of hypoxia …

… after inflammation-sensitized HI brain injury. We performed this study investigating early …
our newborn animal model of inflammation-sensitized HI brain injury, better understanding …

… to hypobaric hypoxia-induced AMS and high altitude cerebral edema (… is induced by hypoxia
and by inflammation and exercise … trial, we first analyzed in vitro the effects of hypoxic and …