[PDF] Top 20 Anemia and brain oxygen after severe traumatic brain injury

... of severe TBI patients whose brain oxygen was monitored, patients with hemoglobin levels no greater than 9 g/dl were more likely to have lower mean PbtO 2 values, irrespective of other important ... Voir le document complet

... cortical and subcortical structures, but requires less complex coordination than ...duration and the initial GCS score to predict long-term recovery in TBI ...up’ and be more compliant to behavioral ... Voir le document complet

... with brain injury exhibited normal RMT and did not show signi ficant ...RMT and CMCT in chronic TBI patients without motor de ficits [15] ...CMCT and RMT might indicate that patients with ... Voir le document complet

... non- traumatic brain injury exhibit a more widespread and left-lateralized degree of thalamic atrophy, consistent with the well-known poorer prognosis associated with non- traumatic ... Voir le document complet

... only after 12 ...Hou and colleagues [Hou et ...only after few days post-injury in the deep white matter zone consisting of the corpus callosum were significantly different between unfavorable ... Voir le document complet

... miR-191 and miR-499 were all elevated in serum from mild, moderate and severe TBI ...the injury (with severe TBI patients exhibiting significantly higher levels than mild or moderate ... Voir le document complet

... 4 MGH Institute of Health Professions, Boston, MA Abstract Objectives: To determine which features of minimally conscious state (MCS) emerge first in patients transitioning from the vegetative state (VS) to MCS following ... Voir le document complet

... offenses, traumatic brain injury INTRODUCTION Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a worldwide health problem resulting in long-lasting disability and negative psychosocial ... Voir le document complet

... sustained severe childhood ...where severe TBI are usually relatively ...children and adults, and that should be given more attention, given the consequences of PM deficits on everyday ... Voir le document complet

... months after TBI Six months after TBI, patients were examined by the first ...status and residual symptoms since ...verbal and visuospatial memory functions and fluency, speed of ... Voir le document complet

... head injury) is established on the basis of these clinical ...severity, and localization of ...nausea and vomiting, disturbed motor coordination, dizzi- ness, cognitive disturbances, mood changes, ... Voir le document complet

... RLA and DAR was 0 (R 2 5 ...duration and nighttime fragmen- tation index were not significant, although a trend for a correlation at lag 0 was observed between RLA and fragmentation index (r 5 ... Voir le document complet

... SW and sleep spindles are thought to play a crucial role in the plasticity of neural circuits, which is essential for learning and memory and to protect the sleeping brain from disruptive ... Voir le document complet

... death after severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) is caused by a complex interplay of patholog- ical mechanisms including excitotoxicity, oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, ... Voir le document complet

... study and those of Chevignard et ...fluency and working ...CT, and thus influence global level of ...home), and sampling differences with respect to etiology and time since ...had ... Voir le document complet

... awakening after sleep onset and poor sleep efficiency were observed for both groups with no significant group ...groups and we were able to identify all elements of sleep, such as sleep spindles, ... Voir le document complet

... hospital and inpatient rehabilitation settings was specifically investigated among patients with TBI (Duclos et ...day and sustained periods of rest during the ...acute and rehabilitation settings, ... Voir le document complet

... maintenance and duration of fixation is the activity of the omnipause neurons arising from the rostral pole of the midbrain, and to a lesser extend the FEF, the SEF, and the pons, reflecting the wide ... Voir le document complet

... vessels and they play a key role in BBB properties in collaboration with pericytes ( Zhang et ...“reactive” and proliferate to form a glial scar in various severe brain injury models ( ... Voir le document complet

... impairments and impulsive beha- viors having been frequently described in patients with TBI, few studies have examined impulsivity from a multi- dimensional perspective in these patients, and inhibition ... Voir le document complet