Table 3.
Summary of Injury Mechanisms from Primary bTBI
Reference | In-vitro injury | RM | IM | IC | O | Major findings |
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Murphy and Horrocks, 1993 | Hydrostatic pressures | X | Pressure induces cellular membrane damage | |||
Salvador-Silva et al., 2004 | Hydrostatic pressures | X | Pressure induces changes in human optic nerve head astrocyte migration | |||
Hariri et al., 1994 | Fluid percussion | X | Production of IL-6 | |||
Wallis et al., 1995; Wallis et al., 1996; Girard et al., 1996; Panizzon et al., 1996; Panizzon et al., 1998 | Fluid percussion | X | X | X | Potential treatments: Bcl-2 activation; inhibition of leukotrienes, nitric oxide, ADP-ribosylation, NMDAR; felbamate; metalloporphyrins | |
Nishimura et al., 2006b | Laser pulse | Produced three forms of vascular insult: rupture, extravasation, blockage | ||||
Howard and Sturtevant 1997 | Lithotripsy | X | Cellular membranes fail in fatigue by shear |
RM, receptor mediated; IM, ion mediated; IC, intracellular signaling; O, other.