BRAIN EDEMA DURING ISCHEMIA AND AFTER RESTORATION OF BLOOD-FLOW - MEASUREMENT OF WATER, SODIUM, POTASSIUM CONTENT AND PLASMA-PROTEIN PERMEABILITY
BRAIN EDEMA DURING ISCHEMIA AND AFTER RESTORATION OF BLOOD-FLOW - MEASUREMENT OF WATER, SODIUM, POTASSIUM CONTENT AND PLASMA-PROTEIN PERMEABILITY
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DOI:
10.1161/01.str.10.5.542
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
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影响因子:
8.3
通讯作者:
INABA, Y
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作者:
ITO, U;OHNO, K;INABA, Y
The left cerebral hemisphere of Mongolian gerbils was used to elucidate the mechanisms of brain edema which develop during cerebral ischemia and after restoration of cerebral blood flow following temporary ischemia. H2O content was measured by the tissue-drying method. Na and K ion concentration was measured by flame photometry. Passage of 131I[serum]albumin (RISA) from blood to the cerebral parenchyma was measured on a gamma scintillation counter. Pure cytotoxic edema develops during ischemia and during a short period after restoration of cerebral blood flow. Vasogenic edema, which is accelerated by the leakage of plasma constitutents from blood due to blood-brain barrier damage, developed after restoration of the cerebral blood flow. After less than 1 h of ischemia, restoration of the cerebral blood flow drastically reduced the degree of brain edema. Restoration of the cerebral blood flow greatly worsened the brain edema following more than 3 h of ischemia.