Search Results - "Ayadi, Amina E. I."

Acute muscle mass loss was alleviated with HMGB1 neutralizing antibody treatment in severe burned rats by Song, Juquan, Chowdhury, Imran H., Choudhuri, Subhadip, Ayadi, Amina E. I., Rios, Lizette E., Wolf, Steven E., Wenke, Joseph C., Garg, Nisha J.

“…Burn injury is associated with muscle wasting, though the involved signaling mechanisms are not well understood. In this study, we aimed to examine the role of…”
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Skeletal muscle transcriptome is affected by age in severely burned mice by Song, Juquan, Widen, Steven G., Wolf, Steven E., EI Ayadi, Amina

“…Severe burn results in muscle wasting affecting quality of life in both children and adults. Biologic metabolic profiles are noticeably distinctive in…”
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759 Burn Injury Impacts Estrogen-treated Postmenopausal Women by Song, Juquan, Golovko, Georgiy, Botnar, Kostiantyn, ayadi, Amina E I, Vincent, Kathleen L, Wolf, Steven E

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500 Anticoagulant Use Is Associated with Different Outcomes in Pediatric and Adult Burn Patients by Kleinhapl, Julia, Knappskog, Kristine, ayadi, Amina E I, Song, Juquan, Suman-Vejas, oscar E, Branski, Ludwik K, Wolf, Steven E

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703 Vasopressors in Early Resuscitation of Severe Burn Injuries by Knappskog, Kristine, Song, Juquan, ayadi, Amina E I, Golovko, Georgiy, Kleinhapl, Julia, Guttormsen, Anne Berit, Almeland, Stian K, Wolf, Steven E

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57 HIV Infection Increases Risk of Sepsis and Other Complications in Burn Patients by Amador, Dalton, Obias, Isabel B, Segura, Carolina, Ramgopal, Yash, Soudah, Chris K, Song, Juquan, Ayadi, Amina E I, Golovko, Georgiy, Wolf, Steven E

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123 National Study of the Increased Incidence of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Following Severe Burn Injury by Krishna, Sunskruthi, Shah, Suhaib, Segura, Carolina, Ramgopal, Yash, Durand, Jean pierre, Richter, Christopher G, Wolf, Steven E, ayadi, Amina E I, Song, Juquan

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596 Elevated Cardiac Troponin I Level Within 72 Hours Correlated to Cardiac Dysfunction in Burned Patients by Segura, Carolina, Obias, Isabel B, Ramgopal, Yash, Richter, Christopher G, Krishna, Sunskruthi, Shah, Suhaib, Amador, Dalton, Song, Juquan, Golovko, Georgiy, ayadi, Amina E I, Wolf, Steven E

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48 Genital Burns Are Associated with Worse Psychosocial and Physical Outcomes by Shah, Suhaib, Segura, Carolina, Ramgopal, Yash, Richter, Christopher G, Krishna, Sunskruthi, Haseem, Maria, Nicot-Cartsonis, Mathilda, Golovko, Georgiy, Wolf, Steven E, Song, Juquan, ayadi, Amina E I

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86 Hypothyroidism Associated with Increased Risk of Developing Contractures and Skin Disorders in Severe Burn Patients by Obias, Isabel B, Amador, Dalton, Segura, Carolina, Ramgopal, Yash, Soudah, Chris K, Song, Juquan, ayadi, Amina E I, Golovko, Georgiy, Wolf, Steven E

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588 Early Physical Therapy Improves Burn Rehabilitation: Nationwide Study of Patients ≤30% Total Burn Surface Area by Richter, Christopher G, Krishna, Sunskruthi, Shah, Suhaib, Segura, Carolina, Ramgopal, Yash, Durand, Jean Pierre, Golovko, Georgiy, Suman-Vejas, Oscar E, Wolf, Steven E, Ayadi, Amina E I, Song, Juquan

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85 Sole Propofol Use in Burn Patients Is Associated with Better Postprocedural Outcomes Than Using Propofol-Ketamine by Ramgopal, Yash, Richter, Christopher G, Krishna, Sunskruthi, Shah, Suhaib, Segura, Carolina, Obias, Isabel B, Amador, Dalton, Durand, Jean pierre, ayadi, Amina E I, Golovko, Georgiy, Song, Juquan, Wolf, Steven E

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Mild burn amplifies the locomotive depression in demyelinated mice without muscle pathophysiological changes by Song, Juquan, Ei Ayadi, Amina, Rontoyanni, Victoria G, Wolf, Steven E

“…Patients with mild burns take most accounts, however, the impact of mild burns is less known. Nerve destruction leads to muscle atrophy. We posit that even…”
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Effects of voltage-sensitive calcium channel blockers on extracellular dopamine levels in rat striatum by AYADI, Amina E. I, AFAILAL, Ihssan, ERRAMI, Mohammed

“…Various subtypes of voltage-sensitive calcium channels (VSCCs) support the release of dopamine (DA) in the central nervous system. Using in vivo microdialysis,…”
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