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A systematic review of magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy in brain injury after drowning
Brain Injury, 07/30/09
Nucci–da–Silva MP et al. – The authors found a trend to a more variable pattern of brain injury as seen by MRI/MRS in victims of drowning, which may reflect the nature of the aggression. Possibly there are different mechanisms involved in aquatic submersion, such as temperature, not present in pure hypoxic injury.
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