Prof. Dr. Beatrice Beck Schimmer - Anästhesiologische Forschung

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Current research projects

Project leader	Project title
Beck Schimmer	Conditioning with volatile anesthetics in liver transplantation
	Immunomodulatory properties of water-soluble molecules
	Effect of local anesthetics on fibroblasts and osteoblasts
Beck-Schimmer	The influence of sevoflurane and desflurane on cancer recurrence rate in an in vivo model of colorectal cancer
	Metal Core/Shell Nanomagnets in Nanomedicine: Therapeutic Opportunities and Risks

Completed research projects

Project leader	Project title
Beck Schimmer	Role of epithelial adhesion molecules in the endotoxin-, acid- and hypoxia-induced lung injury
	Respiratory epithelial barrier in the pathogenesis of acute lung injury
	Acute lung injury: key role of the respiratory epithelial compartment
	Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS): impact of apoptosis
	One-lung-ventilation: expression of pulmonary inflammatory mediators after deflation and re-expansion of the lung during thoracic surgery
	Role of volatile anesthetics for hepatic protection in ischemia-reperfusion
	Hypoxia and effector-target cell interaction in the airway compartment
	Role of volatile anesthetics for hepatic protection in ischemia-reperfusion: postconditioning
	Determination of the inflammatory potential of blood products
	Organ protection with sevoflurane postconditioning after cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass
	Effects of nanomaterials with defined surface properties on lung effector cells
	Effect of local anesthetics on cell growth of fibroblasts
	Evaluation of the effect of hydroxyethyl starch on renal tubular epithelial cells in sepsis
	The effect of sepsis on renal acid base transport
	Effect of the volatile anesthetic sevoflurane on production of inflammatory mediators in endotoxin-induced lung injury
	Role of alveolar macrophages and neutrophils in the endotoxin-, aspiration- and hypoxia-induced lung injury