Titlebook: Hypothermia for Acute Brain Damage; Pathomechanism and P Nariyuki Hayashi (Professor),M. Ross Bullock (Prof Conference proceedings 2004 Spr

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ssionals in the fields of emergency, critical medicine, and The International Brain Hypothermia Symposium 2004, held in Tokyo, was a forum for many of the world’s leading researchers and clinicians to present and discuss developments on the cutting edge of this most promising of neurological therapi

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A Review of the Protective Effects of Hypothermia on the Axonal and Vascular Pathobiology Associatedd vascular damage injury leading to enduring abnormalities. The mechanisms potentially linked to these abnormalities have not been characterized fully but most likely involve mitochondrial, free radical, and calcineurin-linked change.

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A New Concept of Brain Hypothermia Treatment and Pitfalls in Intensive Care Unit Hypothermia Managemvious hypothermia treatment cohorts. The initial management for neuronal restoration is control of vital signs, neuronal hypoxia with hemoglobin dysfunction, brain thermo-pooling, and insulin-resistant hyperglycemia. All of these brain injury mechanisms occur through the excess stress reaction of th

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Management of Induced Hypothermia in the Intensive Care Unitdevices are tested against one another are necessary to further evaluate their usefulness in the intensive care unit setting. Also, the effect on final outcome of the different methods should be evaluated. Finally, future directions for the application of hypothermia in brain protection are suggeste

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