Synthes Award For Resident Research On Craniofacial And Brain Injury: effect of cyclosporin A, topiramate, or 100% oxygen as proposed "neuroprotective" therapies on the neurochemical analytes in patients with severe traumatic brain injury

Journal article

Rod Samuelson, Anna Mazzeo, Nikki Kunene, Charlotte Gilman, Ross Bullock and Harold F Young

Clinical neurosurgery, Vol.53, pp.307-312

2006

PMID: 17380767

Abstract

Neuroprotective Agents - therapeutic use

Humans

Lactic Acid - metabolism

Awards and Prizes

Brain Injuries - metabolism

Brain Injuries - therapy

Oxygen Inhalation Therapy

Case-Control Studies

Fructose - therapeutic use

Cyclosporine - therapeutic use

Fructose - analogs & derivatives

Microdialysis

Glucose - metabolism

Pyruvic Acid - metabolism

Adult

Glutamic Acid - metabolism

Cohort Studies

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Title: Synthes Award For Resident Research On Craniofacial And Brain Injury: effect of cyclosporin A, topiramate, or 100% oxygen as proposed "neuroprotective" therapies on the neurochemical analytes in patients with severe traumatic brain injury
Creators: Rod Samuelson - Department of Neurosurgery, Harold F. Young Neurosurgery Center, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, USA
Anna Mazzeo
Nikki Kunene
Charlotte Gilman
Ross Bullock
Harold F Young
Publication Details: Clinical neurosurgery, Vol.53, pp.307-312
Publisher: United States
Grant note: NSP01 12587 / NINDS NIH HHS
Academic Unit: UMMG Dept of Neurological Surgery
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
PMID: 17380767
Record Identifier: 991031560902802976