Is routine urinalysis in patients with a blunt abdominal trauma mechanism valuable to detect urogenital injury?
The results do not support the routine performance of urinalysis in patients admitted with a blunt trauma mechanism. Although urinalysis could be valuable in specific patient populations, we should consider omitting this investigation as a routine part of the assessment of trauma patients.
Hippocampal ischemia aggravates cognitive impairment of AD rats by increasing Aβ deposits, neuron loss and tau phosphorylation in hippocampus. The enhanced inflammatory response may be responsible for cerebral ischemia-induced aggravation of cognitive impairment in AD rats. Based on these findings, prevention and treatment of cerebral ischemia may improve clinical symptoms of AD and suppress the progression of AD.