https://www.selleckchem.com/products/adenosine-cyclophosphate.html Conclusions These findings suggest that TMBs may serve as a uniquely persistent indicator of TBI and reinforce the importance of acute post-injury imaging for accurate characterization of persistent imaging findings.Primary Objective This study has three goals to determine whether there is a higher rate of traumatic brain injury (TBI) for people of color (POC), whether TBI studies report racial/ethnic demographics, and whether there is a discrepancy in discharge destinations between Whites and POC. We examined whether 1) a higher percentage of POC would sustain head injuries than expected, 2) the majority of TBI studies examined (>50%) would not include racial/ethnic demographics, and 3) Whites would be discharged to further treatment over POC.Research Design Retrospective study and literature review.Methods and Procedures Data from the Pennsylvania Trauma System Foundation was used to determine the number of POC with TBI using X2 analysis, as well as where patients with TBI were being discharged using a configural frequency analysis. PubMed was used for the literature search to examine the frequency of reporting race/ethnicity in TBI literature.Main Outcomes and Results Results demonstrated that Blacks sustain more TBIs than would be expected (p less then .05), the majority of scientific studies (78%) do not report racial/ethnic demographic information, and Whites are discharged to further care more often than POC.Conclusions These findings highlight differences in incidence and treatment of TBI between White individuals and POC, raising important considerations for providers and researchers.OBJECTIVE We report a novel method to provide excellent anatomical depiction of a dural arteriovenous fistula (dAVF) for surgical planning. METHODS A 78-year-old female presented with progressive back pain, deteriorating mobility and urinary incontinence with a background of obesity and severe osteoarthritis. In