Pathobiochemistry of CO poisoning

Pathobiochemistry of arthrofibrotic remodeling

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Delayed Neuropsychiatric Sequelae of CO Poisoning

Carbon monoxide poisoning as a suicide method is relatively uncommon in Malaysia. Available data reported that the rate for suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning accounted for less than 1% in Malaysia in 1995 and the figure remained the same in 2011 [1]. The health risks associated with carbon monoxide vary with its concentration and duration of exposure. The toxic effects range from subtle card...

Current views of the pathobiochemistry of epilepsy.

EXCITATORY AMINO ACIDS IN EPILEPSY 133 5.1. Background 133 5.1.1. Classification of excitatory amino acid receptors 133 5.2. Role of Excitatory Amino Acids in Transmission of Hyperactivity 133 5.3. Role of excitatory amino acids in Primary Events 135 5.3.1. Convulsions induced by glutamate 135 5.3.2. Excitotoxic action 135 5.3.3. Neurotoxic lesions as epileptic foci 136 5.3.4. Quinolinic acid 1...

[A typical suicide by CO poisoning].

Sleep Patterns in a Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning Patient

Importance: The functional anatomy of the brain, especially of the subcortical structures, is one of the least understood areas in neurophysiology. A great deal of the understanding of the functional neuroanatomy is derived from the study of patients whose brain has been damaged under different circumstances. Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning affects particularly the basal ganglia and subcortical ...