… 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 …

… permeability on the fate of iliac bone graft (BG) used to treat mandibular segmental defects.
… Bone segment defects resulting from severe trauma or tumor resection pose a great …

… forward their files involving traumatic bone defects. A formula … should be debrided and
permeable and the bone extremities … of the initial trauma was a road accident in 63 patients, sports …

… assessment with sonography for trauma) was selected at the … during the initial assessment
of the trauma patient. FAST is safe, rapid, … of trauma patients for 30 years to screen patients for …

… trauma patients. ATLS protocol should direct the initial resuscitation and management of the
trauma patient. … wall permeability by lipid peroxidation of the cell membranes. This increased …

… reflect regional permeability changes resulting from trauma. … subsequent microvascular
permeability after spinal trauma (… ), decreases permeability after SCI and in patients with multiple …

… B iomaterial scaffolds delivering osteogenic factors are a potential alternative to traditional
repair techniques for challenging clinical bone defects resulting from trauma, tumor resection, …

… and proliferation, enhanced vessel permeability and generation of … of fibrin subsequent to
repeated trauma. Collagen is also … In addition, as many as 10% of our patients have had other …

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 …

… 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 …