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See Latest ArticlesBrain tissue oxygen and outcome after severe traumatic brain injury: A systematic review
Critical Care Medicine, 06/02/09
Maloney-Wilensky E et al. - The results indicate that brain hypoxia (<10 mm Hg) is associated with worse outcome after severe TBI and that Bto2 probes are safe. These results imply that treating patients to increase Bto2 may improve outcome after severe TBI.
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