BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER DYSFUNCTION AFTER SMOKE INHALATION INJURY, WITH AND WITHOUT SKIN BURN

Keyphrases

• Blood-brain Barrier Disruption 100%
• Skin Burn 100%
• Smoke Inhalation Injury 100%
• Smoke Inhalation 66%
• Periodic acid-Schiff 66%
• Dilated Vessels 66%
• Effective Treatment 33%
• Frontal Cortex 33%
• Blood Vessels 33%
• Hypoxia 33%
• Sheep 33%
• Bleeding 33%
• Cerebellum 33%
• Hippocampus 33%
• Basement Membrane 33%
• Basal Ganglia 33%
• Burn Injury 33%
• Sham 33%
• Amygdala 33%
• Interventional Study 33%
• Neurological Complications 33%
• Pons 33%
• Third Degree 33%
• PaO2 33%
• Scarlet 33%
• Pathophysiological Changes 33%
• Pituitary Gland 33%
• Hematoxylin-eosin Staining 33%
• Massive Bleeding 33%
• Blood-brain Barrier Integrity 33%
• Luxol Fast Blue 33%
• Martu 33%
• CNS Dysfunction 33%
• Smoke Injury 33%
• Fire Accident 33%
• Mechanistic Studies 33%
• Novel Treatments 33%
• Histochemical Stain 33%
• Human Victims 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thermal Burn 100%
• Blood Brain Barrier 100%
• Lung Burn 100%
• Bleeding 75%
• Vascular Bundle 75%
• Hemodynamic 50%
• Smoke Inhalation 50%
• Periodic Acid 50%
• Basement Membrane 25%
• Hypoxia 25%
• Cerebellum 25%
• Smoke 25%
• Pons 25%
• Amygdala 25%
• Basal Ganglia 25%
• Frontal Lobe 25%
• Hippocampus 25%
• Haematoxylin 25%
• Eosin 25%
• Neurological Complication 25%
• Pituitary Gland 25%
• Fast Blue 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Burn 100%
• Lung Burn 100%
• Blood-Brain Barrier 100%
• Bleeding 75%
• Periodic Acid 50%
• Hypoxia 25%
• Neurological Complication 25%
• Fast Blue 25%
• Eosin 25%
• Haematoxylin 25%