… processes of inflammation and occurrence of secondary damage. Although … inflammatory
response, have been shown to have a role in recovery, rather than in exacerbating secondary …

… injury occurs immediately and the damage to the injury site is irreversible; however, secondary
injury occurs after primary injury … Thus, the inflammatory response from secondary injuries …

… of the inflammatory response in their ability to indicate the risk of severely injured patients to
develop organ failure after secondary … injured patients (ISS 40.6) who underwent secondary …

… of inflammatory cells and secondary muscle damage is debated, recent studies of single
stretch injury … occurs at the same time as maximum neutrophil invasion of the injured tissue, 6, …

… secondary injury that expands the damage to levels of the cord rostral and caudal to the actual
impact site. The development of secondary injury … , the inflammatory response is likely to …

… experimental models of spinal cord injury. Although early inflammatory responses may
participate in secondary injury processes, more delayed inflammatory events may be reparative. …

… Secondary brain injury begins immediately after the primary impact and is the result of a
number of cascades, which, once activated, exacerbate the already altered homeostasis of …

… Furthermore, we have assessed the potential of these inflammatory cells to contribute to
secondary damage by investigating their expression of markers of oxidative stress, including the …

… This systemic inflammatory response to major injury is caused by hormonal, metabolic and
… reactions secondary to blood transfusion. The systemic inflammatory response is required for …

… damage, which is usually called as secondary injury. The underlying basis of the secondary
injury includes oxidative stress, inflammatory response, excitatory toxicity, cell apoptosis, …