… tissue anoxia or increased capillary permeability.A rib fracture … patient may present without
visible evidence of chest trauma. … treatment requires operative repair of the chest wall defect. …

… in trauma patients and is associated with mortality rates as high as 40% in intensive care unit
patients … The EBD lung permeability assay was performed and the lungs were harvested for …

… with hypothermia in trauma patients has shown accidental … on the immunologic response
after trauma and elective surgery by … of induced hypothermia on outcome in trauma patients. …

… trauma patients is IL-6 (Figure 5) [2, 129]. In an increasing number of hospitals, IL-6 is used
as a prognostic marker for outcome in trauma patients … permeability defect in trauma patients. …

… afferent pupillary defect), and zone based on the system devised by the Ocular Trauma …
In this study, almost all the patients suffered a penetrating trauma with full-thickness scarring …

… Our findings indicate that traumatic injury to the brain is a major … and environmental effects
on intestinal barrier permeability. … the permeability of tissue barriers following traumatic injury. …

… ill patients with either sepsis or shock due to major blood loss, severe multiple trauma, … ],
is probably not so much related to a specific defect in mitochondrial function [25], as to the …

… may also have compromised renal function on the one hand and increased capillary
permeability with proneness to pulmonary edema on the other. Awareness of these factors may …

… is associated with a prominent permeability barrier abnormality, … trauma, which is inevitably
accompanied by permeability … Together, these results show that defective permeability barrier …

… in the plasma of traumatized patients who … permeability defect in the lung of human septic
ARDS, as assessed by the clearance of I-HSA from blood to BAS, in 74 percent of the patients …