Titlebook: Brain Protection; Morphological, Patho Klaus Wiedemann,Siegfried Hoyer Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983 Arzneitherapie.Barb

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The Clinical Use of Hypnotic Drugs in Head Injury,d injury, these drugs have been used with two separate philosophies, (i) that by reducing intracranial blood volume they assist in the control of intracranial pressure and (ii) by reducing brain oxidative metabolism, they provide some degree of protection against ischaemia. In Leeds, we use mainly a

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Brain Resuscitation in Children: Current Indications and Future Directions,heart, but that severe residual brain damage frequently interfered with complete recovery of the patient. Brain resuscitation is, however, in its broadest sense the application of intensive care measures to patients with brain injuries, for whatever cause, to maximize cerebral recovery. In children,

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Recovery from Disturbed Cerebral Ion Homeostasis Following Severe Incomplete Ischemia and Modificat cerebral circulation are unfavorable. Consequently, metabolic depression may only represent one part of the ideal therapeutic regimen and may be ineffective in those cases in which functional activity is already abolished (10). It has been suggested by several authors that the beneficial effects of