Introduction: Juvenile traumatic brain injury (TBI) has the potential to leave patients with a lifetime of consequences that may manifest as cognitive, somatic, and emotional symptoms.Most juvenile TBI is diffuse in nature, and effective treatments remain sparse.The neurovascular unit (NVU) is ...
Determining regions of altered brain physiology after diffuse brain injury is challenging. Microglia, brain immune cells with ramified and dynamically moving processes, constantly surveil the parenchyma for dysfunction which, when present, results in a changed morphology. Our purpose was to define the sp...
diffuse brain injury is the most common type of head injury.Diffuse axonal injuryis the term used to describe a prolonged posttraumatic state in which there isloss of consciousnessfrom the time of injury that continues
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Diffuseaxonalinjuryaccountsfor28-42%ofseverebrain iniury,andisassociatedwithhighmortalityandmor— bidity⋯.Currently,diffuseaxonalinjuryisdiagnosedby thepresenceofclinicalsymptomsandCTperformance. However,clinicalsymptomsandimagingfindingsareof- tencontroversial,andsomeinvasiveexaminations (such as ...
brain injury, which are currently not available in the clinical setting. In a simultaneous electroencephalography (EEG) and DOT study of neurologically compromised infants, large transient hemodynamic events were identified in a small group of newborn infants diagnosed with clinical symptoms of seizures...
Related to Diffuse sclerosis: diffuse sclerodermaSchilder's disease [shil´derz] a subacute or chronic leukoencephalopathy of children and adolescents, closely related to adrenoleukodystrophy, with massive destruction of the white matter of the cerebral hemispheres; clinical symptoms include blindness, de...
Corticosteroids (i.e., dexamethasone) are used to minimize peritumoral edema, control neurological symptoms, and improve quality of life [22]. Dexamethasone is the glucocorticoid of choice for brain diseases due to its superior CNS penetration, longer elimination half-life, and minimal ...
injury from acute viral bronchiolitis. In cases of acute viral bronchiolitis, follow-up imaging studies will show normalization of the previously abnormal imaging findings after resolution of symptoms (although imaging abnormalities may persist for up to a few months), while persistent or worsening ...
and cerebral palsy. Because of these associated complications, the majority of infants at GA of ≦28 weeks receive medical or surgical therapy in an attempt to close the PDA. Currently, the gold standard for PDA diagnosis is echocardiography, but often clinical symptoms are not associated with ec...