Zhang Weidan, Zhao Jing, Zhai Xuan. Inflammation and immunosuppression after traumatic brain injury[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2016,41(1):1-4.
The blood brain barrier(BBB)are damaged after traumatic brain injury(TBI). Resident immune cells including microglia
astrocytes and periphery immune cells(monocytes/macrophages
T-cells
neutrophils
etc)are involved in the inflammation reaction of brain tissue. These cells release a variety of inflammatory factor
reactive oxygen species
chemical inducer
result in brain damage
and pull the trigger of the inhibitive regulation to depress the manufacture and feature of immune cells at the same time(immunosuppression). This review describes the mechanism of brain inflammation and peripheral immunosuppression after TBI through the acquaintance of the pathophysiologic proceeding to provide advices and basis for clinical therapy.