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Cognition and early brain injury

Child Neuropsychology, 1996
Abstract C. Dorman & B. Katzir (1994). Cognitive Effects of Early Bruin Injury. Johns Hopkins University Press. ISBN #0-8018-4856-3. 325 pages.
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Early Polyneuropharmacologic Intervention in Brain Injury Agitation

American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2002
To evaluate clinical outcomes observed in the treatment of posttraumatic brain injury agitation with multiple medications.Longitudinal evaluation of effect of treatment intervention on patients admitted to a level 1 trauma center with traumatic brain injury.
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Sex and steroid hormones in early brain injury

Reviews in Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders, 2012
Brain injury during development can have severe, long-term consequences. Using an array of animal models, we have an understanding of the etiology of perinatal brain injury. However, we have only recently begun to address the consequences of endogenous factors such as genetic sex and developmental steroid hormone milieu.
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Imaging of early brain injury and cortical plasticity

Experimental Neurology, 2004
The human brain undergoes complex organizational changes during development in and ex utero. Pathogenic events affecting the developing brain cause abnormalities or lesions, the patterns of which depend on the stage of brain development. During the first and second trimester, cortical neurogenesis predominantly takes place, characterized by ...
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Microcephaly And Early Brain Injury

2004
Abstract Growth delays are common in international adoptees at arrival to the United States (see Chapter 10). How ever, short stature and underweight are not as worrisome as microcephaly, a reflection of impaired brain growth. Microcephaly is common in newly arrived international adoptees (Table 12–1).
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Pre-vasospasm: early brain injury

2008
Despite modern advances in surgery, subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH) continues to carry high morbidity and mortality rates. The reasons for this are currently unclear. It is certain however that vasospasm is not the only modality responsible for this. As a result the concept of Early Brain Injury (EBI) has been introduced in an effort to focus attention ...
J. Cahill, John H. Zhang
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The impact of early hyperglycaemia on children with traumatic brain injury

Brain Injury, 2017
Hyperglycaemia is common amongst children with traumatic brain injury (TBI). We aim to investigate the association between early hyperglycaemia and poor clinical outcomes in children with moderate to severe TBI.We performed a retrospective study in a tertiary paediatric hospital between May 2012 and October 2014 of all patients with TBI who were aged ...
Yue-Qiang, Fu, Shu-Ling, Chong, Jan Hau, Lee, Cheng-Jun, Liu, Sheng, Fu, Tsee Foong, Loh, Kee Chong, Ng, Feng, Xu   +7 more
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Early onset dystonia following traumatic brain injury

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1994
Dystonia, a movement disorder resulting from dysfunction of the basal ganglia and thalamus, has not been described during the acute post-traumatic period after severe traumatic brain injury. We reported three patients who developed early onset dystonia after sustaining severe closed head injuries. The first patient went on to complete resolution of the
J K, Silver, W E, Lux
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Narrative Discourse in Children with Early Focal Brain Injury

Brain and Language, 1998
Children with early brain damage, unlike adult stroke victims, often go on to develop nearly normal language. However, the route and extent of their linguistic development are still unclear, as is the relationship between lesion site and patterns of delay and recovery.
J S, Reilly, E A, Bates, V A, Marchman
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[Early management of severe brain injuries].

Agressologie: revue internationale de physio-biologie et de pharmacologie appliquees aux effets de l'agression, 1991
Severe head injury (Glasgow Coma Score less than or equal to 7) is associated with high mortality and morbidity which can be improved by early energetic therapy. Such patients must be picked up by prehospital/EMS service with three aims: controlling ventilation, controlling haemodynamics, avoiding any increased intracranial pressure.
D, Honnart, N, Defrance, M T, Noirot, M, Freysz, M, Wilkening   +4 more
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