Titlebook: Spinal Cord Monitoring; Basic Principles, Re Erik St?lberg,Hari Shanker Sharma,Yngve Olsson Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Wien 1998 Neurology.e

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Book 1998nctions associated with traumatic and other injuries. Recording of spinal cord evoked potentials is one of the most promising approaches to understand the spinal cord function. However, the details of the evoked potentials and their significance in various pathological conditions are not yet fully c

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Calcium-binding proteins in the spinal cord: physiological significancea. homeostasis. The latter action of the CBPs is especially important as the perturbation of the intracellular Ca. homeostasis may precede the development of cytotoxicity and irreversible injury (Nicotera .., 1992).

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Prostagladin system in the spinal cord: a neuroanatomical study in the pathophysiological statesct. Such information is of importance for a better understanding of the mechanism of PG-related disorders in the spinal cord and for proper clinical treatment. In this chapter, we would like to overview the functions and location of PG system in the spinal cord. In the first part, biochemical aspect

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Neurotrophic factors and CNS regenerationinevitable. Thus, treatments also have to be developed to replace lost spinal cord tissue and to promote regeneration of long axonal projections. Spontaneous regeneration and recovery of function in the adult mammalian central nervous system (CNS) is very limited, especially in the spinal cord. This

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Spinal cord bioelectrical activity, edema and cell injury following a focal trauma to the rat spinalre mostly affected following such injuries (Kakulas, 1984; Kakulas and Taylor, 1991). About half of the patients with cord trauma have complete injuries without any signs of voluntary motor or sensory perception below the level of the lesion (Schwab and Bartholdi, 1996). The symptoms of spinal cord

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Spinal cord blood flow and evoked potentials as outcome measures for experimental spinal cord injury to these vessels, and this combination induces spinal cord ischemia which may be progressive (Tator, 1991 and 1994; Dohrmann .., 1971; Hall .., 1989). One of the most direct methods of observing the spinal cord ischemia caused by SCI is to measure spinal cord blood flow (SCBF).

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Book 1998ration studies, particularly the role of myelin associated inhibitory molecules. A section is devoted to clinical studies dealing with electrical activity, pathology, and current therapeutic measures.This volume will be useful both to basic and clinical neuroscientists engaged in the field of neurol