Elucidating the Role of Increased Neuroinflammation and Related Structural and Functional Neurological Sequelae After Exposure to Repetitive Blast

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Brain 100%
2. Encephalitis 79%
3. Traumatic Brain Injury 46%
4. Immune System 43%
5. Exosomes 40%
6. Brain Injuries 39%
7. Inflammation 31%
8. N,N-diethyl-2-(2-(4-(2-fluoroethoxy)phenyl)-5,7-dimethylpyrazolo(1,5-a)pyrimidin-3-yl)acetamide 26%
9. Explosive Agents 26%
10. Positron-Emission Tomography 25%
11. Neuroimaging 24%
12. Veterans 21%
13. Radioactive Tracers 20%
14. Military Personnel 15%
15. Occupational Groups 14%
16. Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha 14%
17. Biological Factors 14%
18. Biomarkers 13%
19. Wounds and Injuries 13%
20. Population 10%
21. Health 9%
22. Animal Models 9%
23. Brain Death 8%
24. Motor Vehicles 7%
25. Preliminary Data 7%
26. Hematologic Tests 7%
27. Microglia 6%
28. Biomedical Research 6%
29. Focus Groups 6%
30. Brain Diseases 6%
31. Accidents 6%
32. Interleukin-10 6%
33. Health Services 5%
34. Parkinson Disease 5%
35. Accidental Falls 5%
36. Alzheimer Disease 5%
37. Interleukin-6 5%
38. Cell Death 5%