Spinal cord injuries
Effect of pyrrole implants synthesized by different methods on spinal cord injuries of rats
... inserted at the injured zone in the cavity between both sides of the transection. Only the animals in the control group did not receive any implant. Finally, the meninges were sutured, as well as the paravertebral ...
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TítuloRisks factors of mechanical ventilation in acute traumatic cervical spinal cord injured patients
... In our study, CSCI were associated with a high risk of requiring MV. Isolated factors associated with a greater risk of requiring mechanical ventilation in our population of cervical spinal cord ...
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La anestesia regional peditrica se prctica mejor con el nio dormido
... analgesia as well as other forms of regional analgesia in var- ious clinical scenarios. Also, in spite of the increasing expe- rience with pediatric TEA, little is known about the absolute risks of this procedure, ...
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TítuloEpidemiology of traumatic spinal cord injury in Galicia, Spain: trends over a 20 year period
... for spinal cord injury patients implemented jointly with the Emergency Care ...of spinal cord injuries in order to optimize treatment and long-term results, as well as to lessen ...
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CAT and MRI Studies of Spinal Cord Injured Rats Implanted with PPy/I
... Polymers synthesized by plasma derived from pyrrole have been recently implanted in rats with spinal cord injuries (SCI) using a complete section model; the polymers contribute to the functional ...
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MECHANISMS OF SECONDARY DEGENERATION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DURING ACUTE NEURAL DISORDERS AND WHITE MATTER DAMAGE
... acute spinal cord injury in humans is an important pathological condition that causes permanent functional deficits in the affected individuals, which are mainly due to impairment of tracts of the white ...
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Programa de neuromonitorizacin
... of spinal cord tumors or to fi nd the optimal area for transection during dorsal root entry zone ...of spinal surgery include prevention of positioning injuries through evaluation of ...
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Texto Recomendado
... The brain stem controls the normal homeostatic functions of the body. Anatomically, it is continu- ous with the spinal cord and consists of the medulla oblongata, the pons, and the midbrain. The brain stem ...
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Neuropathic pain in spinal cord injury patients: bedside-quantitative sensory testing and quality of life
... original spinal lesion and failed to eradicate pain below the level of injury, suggesting that the original site of the pain generator was located at a more rostral level of ...a spinal centre was critical ...
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TítuloAbordaje del dolor crónico en la lesión medular: revisión sistemática
... TRABAJO DE FIN DE GRADO GRADO EN FISIOTERAPIA Abordaje del dolor crónico en la Lesión Medular: Revisión sistemática Approach to Chronic Pain in Spinal Cord Injury: Systematic Review Abor[r] ...
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Activation of Lysophosphatidic Acid Receptor Type 1 Contributes to Pathophysiology of Spinal Cord Injury.
... injured spinal cord were analyzed by flow cytom- etry at 7 dpi, as described previously (Klopstein et ...Briefly, spinal cords were cut in little pieces and passed through a cell strainer of 70 m ...
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TítuloComplex regional pain syndrome of the foot and its management using spinal cord stimulation
... Stimulating electrodes are placed through a needle into the spine near the spinal cord and activated to provide a mapped paraesthesia in the painful area. In the case of lower limb pain, the usual electrode ...
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Review Prehospital Use of Cervical Collars in Trauma Patients: A Critical Review
... and spinal immobiliza- tion may also delay release and rescue procedures as well as make the trauma examination more difficult, both at the scene, during transport, and at ...critical injuries, and ...
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Actualización en la fisiopatología y manejo de traumatismo raquimedular. Revisión bibliográfica
... Acute Spinal Cord Injury Study (STASCIS) mostró que la cirugía dentro de las primeras 24 horas se asoció con una mejor recuperación neurológica a los 6 meses 34 ...
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Normal development of spinal axons in early embryo stages and posterior locomotor function is independent of GAL 1
... Figure 1. C57BL/6 lgals-1 -/- mice characterization. (A) Scheme showing the structure of the mouse Lect14 (Galectin-1) locus and the insertion of a null mutation by homologous recombination. Top line: WT locus. Black ...
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Neuroprotective autoimmunity: Reappraising current therapeutic approach and future perspectives Diana Garca del Barco , Eduardo Pentn , Enrique Montero , Jorge Berlanga
... In an animal model of optic nerve injury, the sur- viving neurons are significantly higher if preceded by spinal cord injury, as compared to animals without a previous contusion. Here the neuroprotective ...
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Assessment of cardiovascular autonomic function in patients with spinal cord injury submitted to heart rate variability
... ABSTRACT The objective was to assess the effects of cardiovascular autonomic nervous system through the heart rate variability (HRV) in subject with complete spinal cord injury (SCI) at different levels. 32 ...
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Estudio de la función de la vía NF-kappaB en las motoneuronas espinales y su relación con la atrofia muscular espinal
... "Receptors of the glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor family of neurotrophic factors signal cell survival through the phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase pathway in spinal cord motoneu[r] ...
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TítuloLa composición corporal en parapléjicos: etiología y propuesta de un programa de ejercicios para su mejora
... composición corporal, obesity obesidad, muscle fibers fibras musculares, fat mass masa grasa, bone mass masa ósea, muscle atrophy atrofia muscular, spinal cord injury lesión medular, par[r] ...
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