… In this monograph, we hope to provide a broad and contemporary summary of the treatment
of patients with blunt chest trauma, an important and changing component of trauma care. …

… Involvement of mitochondria in acute post-traumatic … activation of the mitochondrial permeability
transition pore (mPTP) … infusion of CsA in patients with a severe traumatic head injury. As …

… multiple trauma patients treated in the last 15 years at the trauma de… When does the
permeability or cell damage after trauma … and extent of cell and permeability damage? 3. What is …

… in trauma patients. The most profound changes in the microbiome were dramatic increases
in the abundance of γ-Proteobacteria, particularly those within the family Enterobacteriaceae. …

… barrier permeability defect occurs after this model of diffuse … diffuse trauma model significantly
increased BBB permeability … after experimental trauma ( 18,32 ) and in patients with brain …

… Several factors as systemic inflammatory response syndrome, increased vascular
permeability, and aggressive crystalloid resuscitation predispose to fluid sequestration leading to …

… able to control BBB permeability through regulating the … permeability and how iron ion
passes across BBB. Hopefully, a better understanding of the factors controlling BBB permeability …

… 25 Whether the observed permeability defect in the present study will permit immunogenically
… Bacterial translocation in trauma patients. J Trauma 1991;31:1083-1087. 4. LeVoyer T, …

… A systemic inflammatory response is further observed in patients with trauma, burns or
after major surgery, due to extensive tissue damage that results in immune system activation. …

… therapeutic initiation in the setting of mechanical trauma, dryness, neurotrophic cornea, …
defects of all 8 patients in this study re-epithelialized after extended wear of rigid gas-permeable …