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Query: UMLS:C0917798 (
cerebral ischemia
)
17,036
document(s) hit in 31,850,051 MEDLINE articles (0.00 seconds)
Major blood vessels are in proximity to other vital structures in the neck and base of skull.
Infections
and tumors of the head and neck can invade vascular structures. Vascular injuries can lead to massive hemorrhage,
cerebral ischemia
, or stroke. Emergency and definitive management can be challenging.
...
PMID:Management of Major Vascular Injury: Open. 2726 27
Infections
in the post-acute phase of
cerebral ischaemia
impede optimal recovery by exacerbating morbidity and mortality. Our review aims to reconcile the increased infection susceptibility of patients post-stroke by consolidating our understanding of compartmentalised alterations to systemic immunity. Mounting evidence has catalogued alterations to numerous immune cell populations but an understanding of the mechanisms of long-range communication between the immune system, nervous system and other organs beyond the involvement of autonomic signalling is lacking. By taking our cues from established and emerging concepts of neuro-immune interactions, immune-mediated inter-organ cross-talk, innate immune training and the role of microbiota-derived signals in central nervous system (CNS) function we will explore mechanisms of how
cerebral ischaemia
could shape systemic immune function. In this context, we will also discuss a key question: how are immune requirements critical for mediating repair of the ischaemic insult balanced by the need for anti-microbial immunity post-stroke, given that they are mediated by mutually exclusive immune networks? Our reformed understanding of the immune landscape post-stroke and novel mechanisms at play could guide targeted therapeutic interventions and initiate a step-change in the clinical management of these infectious complications post-stroke.
...
PMID:Old Dog New Tricks; Revisiting How Stroke Modulates the Systemic Immune Landscape. 3131 80
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