Titlebook: Brain Injury; Robert S. B. Clark,Patrick Kochanek Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Alzheimer.Neurointensiv.Trauma.a

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Excitotoxic Damage in Traumatic Brain Injury,ting disabilities in 25% of cases. This represents an enormous social and economical cost estimated to be around 38 billion dollars per year in the USA (.). However, at the present there is no available treatment to reduce the extent of cerebral damage following brain injury, other than supportive intensive care.

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Machen elektromagnetische Felder krank?echanisms, since its neurochemistry over the first 28-postnatal days has similarities with changes in humans over the first few years of life (.; .; .). This review will therefore focus on the experimental work about ischemia-induced ionic failure and its interrelation with excitatory amino acid- and oxidant-related injury in the developing brain.

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Ischemia-Induced Ionic Mechanisms of Injury in the Developing Brain,echanisms, since its neurochemistry over the first 28-postnatal days has similarities with changes in humans over the first few years of life (.; .; .). This review will therefore focus on the experimental work about ischemia-induced ionic failure and its interrelation with excitatory amino acid- and oxidant-related injury in the developing brain.

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