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1967
One of the main tasks confronting the anesthesiologist at all times is to prevent hypoxemia or, in other words, to continuously safeguard adequate oxygenation of all organs, above all the brain, as is expressed in the well-known slogan: “Give blood to the heart and oxygen to the brain!” In doing so he finds himself in a peculiar situation: he treats ...
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One of the main tasks confronting the anesthesiologist at all times is to prevent hypoxemia or, in other words, to continuously safeguard adequate oxygenation of all organs, above all the brain, as is expressed in the well-known slogan: “Give blood to the heart and oxygen to the brain!” In doing so he finds himself in a peculiar situation: he treats ...
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Neurosurgery, 1993 1985
Brain edema associated with dilatation of the brain extracellular space has a number of causes, but it is termed “vasogenic” if the major cause is damage to the bloodbrain barrier (BBB). Vasogenic edema occurs in tumors, trauma, vasculitis, a cold lesion, acute hypertension, infarction, radiation, and osmotic BBB opening.
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Brain edema associated with dilatation of the brain extracellular space has a number of causes, but it is termed “vasogenic” if the major cause is damage to the bloodbrain barrier (BBB). Vasogenic edema occurs in tumors, trauma, vasculitis, a cold lesion, acute hypertension, infarction, radiation, and osmotic BBB opening.
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LXXXVI Otogenous Edema of the Brain
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1949openaire +3 more sources