Research area
Surgical Intensive Medicine
Infections following surgery or trauma continue to be a major clinical problem. Due to the immunological consequences of surgery, infections frequently develop into severe septic complications and multiple organ injuries The problem in severe sepsis is a paradoxical and self-destructing inflammation leading to dysfunctional host defense and lethal injury to vital organ systems. More than one million patients are expected to die annually from severe sepsis world wide.
Aims
Our aim is to develop novel means to prevent or ameliorate the self-destructive inflammation in patients with infection.A major focus of our work is research into the cellular mechanisms involved.
Aims
Our aim is to develop novel means to prevent or ameliorate the self-destructive inflammation in patients with infection.A major focus of our work is research into the cellular mechanisms involved.
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Ansgar Aasen
Local and systemic pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokine patterns in patients with chronic subdural hematoma: a prospective study
Inflamm Res (in press)
PubMed 22527446
The matri-cellular proteins 'cysteine-rich, angiogenic-inducer, 61' and 'connective tissue growth factor' are regulated in experimentally-induced sepsis with multiple organ dysfunction
Innate Immun (in press)
PubMed 22334618
Chemokines as markers of local inflammation and angiogenesis in patients with chronic subdural hematoma: a prospective study
Acta Neurochir (Wien), 154 (1), 113-20; discussion 120
PubMed 22037980
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