Carbon monoxide poisoning-induced delayed encephalopathy accompanies decreased in microglial cell numbers: distinctive pathophysiological features from hypoxemia-induced brain damage - Sekiya K, Nishihara T, Abe N, Konishi A, Nandate H, Hamada T, Ikemune K, Takasaki Y, Tanaka J, Asano M, Yorozuya T.

Carbon monoxide (CO) causes not only acute fatal poisoning but also may cause a delayed neurologic syndrome called delayed encephalopathy (DE), which occasionally occurs after an interval of several days to several weeks post-exposure. However, the mechani...
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