… 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 …

… 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). …

… , and increased permeability are present early after trauma and … based on the patient‐specific
coagulation defects. Early … To improve the care of severely injured trauma patients, …

… However, we did not observe a significant benefit on post-traumatic brain edema and
BBB permeability, contrasting prior reports. Our data suggest that HMGB1 may be a dual-edged …

… permeability is responsible for major complications. Since we have substantial research in
diabetes mellitus patients, in … Various brain diseases, traumatic brain injury, and stroke can be …

… permeability through paracellular-mediated transport between ECs, that highly depends
on organ's functions [26,27]. For instance, the blood-brain-barrier has low permeability …

… patients requiring admission to intensive care similarly show increased intestinal permeability,
… Increased intestinal permeability results in endotoxemia attributed to translocation of gut …