Treatment of transtentorial herniation unresponsive to hyperventilation using hypertonic saline in dogs: Effect on cerebral blood flow and metabolism

Keyphrases

• 23.4% Sodium Chloride 50%
• Autologous Blood Injection 10%
• Blood Metabolism 100%
• Brainstem 20%
• Cerebral Blood Flow 100%
• Cerebral Ischemia 10%
• Cerebral Perfusion Pressure 20%
• Cerebral Venous 10%
• CMRO2 30%
• Dilatation 10%
• Fentanyl 10%
• Fractional Tissue Oxygen Extraction 10%
• Gray Matter 30%
• Hematoma 30%
• High Mortality 10%
• Hyperemia 10%
• Hypertonic Saline 100%
• Hyperventilation 100%
• Intracranial Pressure 40%
• Intravenous Administration 10%
• Ipsilateral Hemisphere 10%
• Ischemia 10%
• Mean Arterial Pressure 20%
• Mechanical Compression 10%
• Mongrel Dog 10%
• Neurological Function 10%
• New Therapeutic Approaches 10%
• Oxygen Consumption 10%
• Pentobarbital 10%
• Radiolabeled Microspheres 10%
• Regional Cerebral Blood Flow (rCBF) 40%
• Sagittal Sinus 10%
• Serial Sampling 10%
• Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage 10%
• Supratentorial 10%
• Surgical Intervention 10%
• Tentorium 10%
• Transtentorial Herniation 100%
• Venous Blood 10%
• White Matter 30%

Neuroscience

• Brain Ischemia 20%
• Brainstem 40%
• Cerebral Hemorrhage 20%
• Cerebral Perfusion Pressure 40%
• Dog 100%
• Duragesic 20%
• Fentanyl 20%
• Gray Matter 60%
• Hematoma 60%
• Ischemia 20%
• Metabolic Pathway 100%
• Microsphere 20%
• Pentobarbital 20%
• Sodium Chloride 100%
• Superior Sagittal Sinus 20%
• Thalamus 20%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Brain Ischemia 10%
• Brain Stem 20%
• Cerebral Blood Flow 100%
• Dog 100%
• Gray Matter 30%
• Hernia 100%
• Ischemia 10%
• Mean Arterial Pressure 20%
• Metabolic Pathway 100%
• Mongrel Dog 10%
• Perfusion 20%
• Tentorium 10%
• Thalamus 10%
• White Matter 30%