… pathogenesis of hypoxicischemic brain injury [22]. The rise in serum IL-6 response within the
… the possible role of this cytokine in the pathogenesis of brain injury. It is also possible that …

… in TNF-rw and IL-6 in the brain in idiopathic parkinsonism is in … masks consequent brain
damage sufficiently to avoid … by a prematurely high serum IL-6 concentration. However, it was not …

… Generally however, IL-6 protein level in the CSF and serum of the … serum IL-6 is therefore
not surprising, although the reason for this could be the same as for TNF-α assay. Interleukin-6 …

… Thus, we can assume that, in our work, the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL−6 is strongly
associated with the ischemic brain damage occurring in the acute phase of stroke. …

… findings indicate that brain damage associated with high serum ferritin levels in … damage.
The role of inflammation, BBB disruption and oxidative stress in iron-related brain damage …

… Serum TNF-α concentration correlates moderately with rise in ICP, providing a window of …
secondary brain damage.We failed to identify any significant association between the serum …

… Because CSF samples could not always be obtained because of severe brain edema or
emergent resuscitation, we measured serum cytokine levels and studied the correlation …

… IL-6 has been implicated in systemic and brain neo-angiogenesis (Gertz et al., 2012). In
traumatic brain injury the presence of low concentrations of IL-6 [IL-6 knock-out (KO) mice] is …

… brain injury (40%) compared with vehicle-treated controls (13%) (p≤ 0.05). In conclusion, a
transient activation of IL-1 and IL-6 occurred after HI, and IL-1ra reduced HI brain … serum was …

… ) and its soluble receptor components (sIL-6R and sGp130) in CSF and serum from control
subjects … of IL-6 into the serum compartment occurs mainly from the brain vessels. In addition, …