Effect of bacterial meningitis complicating severe head trauma upon brain microdialysis and cerebral perfusion

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作者：
Anna Teresa Mazzeo
Ross Bullock
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[1] University of Messina,Division of Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Department of Neuroscience, Psychiatric, and Anesthesiological Sciences
[2] Medical College of Virginia,Department of Neurosurgery
来源：
Neurocritical Care | 2005年 / 2卷
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Meningitis; traumatic brain injury; microdialysis; cerebral blood flow; pyruvate; glutamate;
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Introduction: This article describes changes in regional cerebral perfusion and brain metabolism in a case of bacterial meningitis complicating severe traumatic brain injury.
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