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  Decision making in neurocritical care

  [edited by] Jennifer A. Frontera.

  Summary: From important aspects of the physical examination to imaging studies to treatment options and dosage guidelines, this book provides a solid introduction to the evidence-based management of patients in the neurological intensive care unit. Succinct text in a highly accessible bullet-point format details the essentials of history-taking, physical examination, differential diagnosis, diagnostic evaluation, and treatments for a range of neurological problems in the critical care setting.
  
  Contents:
  Subarachnoid hemorrhage / Harshpal Singh, Joshua B. Bederson, and Jennifer A. Frontera
  Traumatic brain injury / Chad Miller
  Intracerebral hemorrhage / Stanley Tuhrim
  Antiplatelet- and anticoagulation-associated intracranial hemorrhage / Fred Rincon, Andres Fernandez, and Stephan A. Mayer
  Status epilepticus / Jan Claassen and Lawrence J. Hirsch
  Malignant ischemic stroke / Katja E. Wartenberg
  Cerebral sinus thrombisis / Isabel Fragata and Aman Patel
  Acute spinal cord injury / Scott Meyer ... [et al.]
  Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy / Adam Webb and Owen Samuels
  Neurological infections / Stephen Krieger
  Myasthenic crisis / Mark Sivac and Jennifer A. Frontera
  Guillain-Barré syndrome / Jennifer A. Frontera
  Critical illness polyneuropathy and myopathy / Valerie Dechant, Eduardo Adonias de Sousa, and Kiwon Lee
  Brain death and organ donation / Jennifer A. Frontera
  Management of elevated intracranial pressure / David Seder, Stephan A. Mayer, and Jennifer A. Frontera
  Airway management and sedation / David C. Kramer, Irene Osborn, and Meagen Gaddis
  Ventilator management / Mariana Nunez ... [et al.]
  Prophylaxis / Sherry Hsiang-Yi Chou
  Glucose management and nutrition / Jennifer A. Frontera
  Induced normothermia and hypothermia / Katja E. Wartenberg and Stephan A. Mayer
  Basics of neuroimaging / Chitra Venkatasubramanian and Christine A. Wijman
  Grades of recommendations based on level of evidence / Jennifer A. Frontera.

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  Die gewebeständige fibrinolytische Aktivität des Dickdarms und ihr Einfluss auf die Wundheilung. [Continuous tissue fibrinolytic activity of the large bowel and its effect on wound healing].

  von Bary S, Kortmann H, Mair H, Messmer K, Köpcke W.

  Chir Forum Exp Klin Forsch. 1979:145-9.

  1. Fibrinolytic activity of colonic tissue samples rapidly decreased after wounding, independent of the plasminogen content of the plates. 2. Resorption of aprotinin into the colonic wall after IP application was found to be minimal. Bursting pressures and wall tensions were not altered by the drug.

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