… trauma patients with increasing injury severity. Similarly, this study cohort consisted of trauma
patients … can directly modulate inflammation and vascular permeability seen after traumatic …

… If successful, the reducing of damaged permeability by this means should likewise reduce
the … that is frequently seen in intensive care unit patients after shock, sepsis, or major trauma. …

… blood–brain barrier permeability following traumatic brain injury. This … of trauma and brain
research since the 1900s. However, the epidemic of TBI continues to affect millions of patients …

… of examination in the majority of trauma patients. Trauma patients having the highest injury
severity … of the large bowel to control bleeding or to repair defects in bowel wall integrity. Most …

… trauma patients. A quantitative method for measuring increased pulmonary capillary permeability
… necessary to exclude trauma-related conditions that cause perfusion defects that may …

… In general, increases in cerebrovascular permeability can be … In order to detect an increased
cerebrovascular permeability … in cerebrovascular permeability employing intravenous slow …

… defect. A wide range of prosthetic materials has been tested with experimental animals and
patients… with this material including poor fluid permeability of PTFE, variability in the formation …

… In the setting of trauma, capillary permeability increases, leading to a loss of intravascular
fluid into the interstitial space. Moreover, acidosis that results from significant …

… , patients typically display an abnormality in permeability barrier function… trauma, which is
most pronounced in the neonatal period, is an expected consequence of this cytoskeletal defect…

… inflammation does not influence the assessment of intestinal permeability. Care was taken
to minimize suction and endoscope trauma. To reduce sampling errors, 5 macroscopically …