Browsing by Author "Kálmán J."

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Coronary artery bypass surgery provokes alzheimer's disease-like changes in the cerebrospinal fluid

Palotás A.; Reis H.; Bogáts G.; Babik B.; Racsmány M.; Engvau L.; Kecskeméti E.; Juhász A.; Vieira L.; Teixeira A.; Mukhamedyarov M.; Rizvanov A.; Yalvaç M.; Guimarêes M.; Ferreira C.; Zefirov A.; Kiyasov A.; Wang L.; Janka Z.; Kálmán J. (2010)

Several biomarkers are used in confirming the diagnosis of cognitive disorders. This study evaluates whether the level of these markers after heart surgery correlates with the development of cognitive dysfunction, which ...
Evaluation of post-surgical cognitive function and protein fingerprints in the cerebro-spinal fluid utilizing surface-enhanced laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass-spectrometry (SELDI-TOF MS) after coronary artery bypass grafting: Review of proteomic analytic tools and introducing a new syndrome

Reis H.; Wang L.; Verano-Braga T.; Pimenta A.; Kálmán J.; Bogáts G.; Babik B.; Vieira L.; Teixeira A.; Mukhamedyarov M.; Zefirov A.; Kiyasov A.; Rizvanov A.; Matin K.; Palotás M.; Guimaraes M.; Ferreira C.; Yalvaç M.; Janka Z.; Palotás A. (2011)

Cognitive dysfunction following surgery is a common complication, which increases the incidence of other co-morbid conditions, hospital and health-care costs. The reported rate of the occurrence of post-operative cognitive ...

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