… permeability of the pulmonary capillaries increased following multiple trauma, and patients …
correlation (r = 0.81) with increased permeability within just six hours after admission than did …

… an artificial water barrier and/or by reducing traumatic loss of the abnormal SC. Although …
two patients was also occluded and served as a control. During the test period, the patients …

… that a significant portion of blunt trauma patients who developed MOF did not have an … have
demonstrated increased permeability early after injury. As this permeability defect worsens, it …

… of blunt trauma patients for orthopaedic … permeability within 3 to 6 days after the injury
indicates clinical improvement. A continuous pathologic elevation of the permeability defect is an …

… to skin from unburned patients. Although this phenomenon is … healing defects at the injury
site, we compared barrier defects … We speculate that traumatic skin burn injury likely elicits a …

… the latter leaving hospitalised trauma patients at an increased … MtDAMPs have been shown
to cause increased permeability … increase in endothelial cell permeability, an effect abrogated …

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

… permeability is a prominent feature of asthma and other inflammatory airway diseases,
arthritis, chronic bowel disease, cancer, infections, trauma… , and defective endothelial junctions …

… Patients at greatest risk for complicating infections caused by enteric … patients, trauma
patients, and immunosuppressed patients such as organ transplant recipients and cancer patients […

… permeability is part of the generalized defect in vascular … -trauma patient as important as
we now hold CT evaluation of the head and abdomen. Their prospective study of 103 patients …