On the basis of theoretical, anatomical, psychological and physiological considerations,
Francis Crick (1984) proposed that, during selective attention, the thalamic reticular nucleus …

This review focuses on the potential for traumatic brain injury to evoke both focal and diffuse
changes within the brain parenchyma, while considering the cellular constituents involved …

INTRODUCTION Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a leading cause of disability in children and
adults. TBI affects 69 million people worldwide yearly and can lead to cognitive dysfunction …

Neuronal and glial cell death and traumatic axonal injury contribute to the overall pathology
of traumatic brain injury (TBI) in both humans and animals. In both head‐injured humans …

There is a substantial body of evidence that systemic hypotension independently increases
the morbidity and mortality from TBI, both clinical10, 14, 24, 26 and histological. 15, 29 CPP …

Guidelines for the management of severe head injury in adults as evolved by the European
Brain Injury Consortium are presented and discussed. The importance of preventing and …

Apoptosis of neurons and glia contribute to the overall pathology of traumatic brain injury
(TBI) in both humans and animals. In both head-injured humans and following experimental …

OBJECTIVE: Ensuring adequate cerebral oxygenation and perfusion is of fundamental
importance in the treatment of patients with acute cerebral disorders. Online continuous …

Mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) is characterized by acute physiological changes that result
in at least some acute cognitive difficulties and typically resolve by 3 months postinjury …

Objective: In this study, available medical literature were reviewed to determine whether
brain hypoxia as measured by brain tissue oxygen (Bto 2) levels is associated with …