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THE BATTALION Page 3A
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1979
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Brain pressure studied
Successful drug treatment to re
lieve fluid pressure in the brains of
trauma victims may be a future re
sult of basic studies at Texas A&M
University.
Dr. George Barnes, assistant pro
fessor of pharmacology at Texas
A&M’s College of Medicine, is in
vestigating the body’s mysterious
blood brain barrier in hopes of ma
nipulating the systme for use in de
livering drugs during treatment of
trauma or similar disorders.
Usually the flow of liquid in the
brain is strictly controlled by the
blood brain barrier which acts as a
canal lock to allow some amounts of
certain fluids to disperse themselves
in the cerebral tissue.
More importantly for now, said
Barnes, is understanding how the
system protects the brain from ex
cessive fluid buildup. His three-
year study is funded by $66,000
from the American Heart Associa
tion.
“We want to see how much this
system can be disturbed before the
accumulation of fluid in the brain
becomes dangerous,” he explained.
Excessive buildup of fluids in the
brain can be a time bomb for the 23
million Americans who suffer from
hypertension since the increased
pressure can alter brain function
and increase the risk of stroke.
“Although the brain has mecha
nisms to protect itself from exces
sive fluid accumulation,” said the
Texas A&M researcher, “there are
limits to the extent of protection
that can be provided.
“We are trying to measure the
magnitude of these compensations
under normal situations so we can
predict how severe a stress has to be
before edema (excessive fluid buil
dup) occurs.
“Once we understand the nature
and extent of these mechanisms, we
should be able to use drugs or other
treatments to aid in removal of ex
cess fluid from the brain,” said
Barnes.
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Morning classes 10-1 3810 Texas Ave.
Afternoon classes 2-5 Bryan
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