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Energy Metabolism in Brain Injury
1989Brain failure is associated with extensive physiological changes, involving circulation, respiration, metabolism, endocrine and immunological systems. These changes have been well studied in patients with non cranial trauma and less extensively in patients with head trauma.
R. L. Chiolero +2 more
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Glucose and Energy Metabolism in the Brain
1982Of all the nutrients used by the mammalian system, only glucose is able to satisfactorily maintain the metabolism of cerebral tissue. Although mannose and other sugars can also be metabolized, they must first be converted into glucose. On the other hand, fructose, another simple sugar, is capable of being utilized without conversion, but the process is
Stanislav Reinis, Jerome M. Goldman
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Energy metabolism of the developing brain.
The Journal of reproductive medicine, 1985Cerebral metabolism in utero and in the neonatal period remains incompletely understood. A major investigative technique uses 14C deoxyglucose. Species differences, behavioral states and gestational age all have an impact. Hormonal and sensory stimuli have potential influences.
R M, Abrams, A A, Hutchison
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Epileptic Brain Damage: The Role of Systemic Factors That Modify Cerebral Energy Metabolism
Brain, 1978G Blennow, J B Brierley, B S Meldrum
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