Should the neurointensive care management of traumatic brain injury patients be individualized according to autoregulation status and injury subtype?
TBI patients with diffuse injury may differ from those with mass lesions. In the latter higher levels of CPP may be harmful, possibly due to BBB disruption. In TBI patients with diffuse injury and disturbed autoregulation higher levels of CPP may be beneficial.
Minor trauma and solar elastosis from chronic ultraviolet radiation exposure are likely the etiologic factors in the development of lymphostasis. By decreasing immune surveillance, latent lymphedema ostensibly facilitates human papillomavirus infection and carcinogenesis.