Temperature-regulated model of focal ischemia in the mouse - A study with histopathological and behavioral outcomes
Temperature-regulated model of focal ischemia in the mouse - A study with histopathological and behavioral outcomes
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DOI:
10.1161/01.str.0000129653.22241.d7
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发表时间:
2004-07-01
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8.3
通讯作者:
Buchan, AM
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作者:
Barber, PA;Hoyte, L;Buchan, AM
Background and Purpose-The importance of mouse stroke models has increased with the development of genetically manipulated animals. We hypothesized that immediate postischemia hypothermia may attenuate ischemic brain injury in the mouse.Methods-Intraabdominal radio frequency probes were implanted in animals and core temperature monitored. Groups included: MCAO-45-REG (45 minutes middle cerebral artery occlusion [MCAO]) temperature-controlled in the postischemic period >34degreesC for 24 hours; MCAO-45 (45 minutes MCAO) were allowed to self-regulate core temperature during recovery; MCAO-30-REG (30 minutes MCAO), with the same temperature protocol as MCAO-45-REG; MCAO-30 (30 minutes MCAO), with temperature protocol the same as MCAO-45. Behavior and histological score was assessed at 7 days. The qualitative histological score assessed for injury in 18 specified regions.Results-MCAO-45-REG core temperature (mean 34.94degreesC+/-0.8degreesC) was significantly different than the self-regulating (MCAO-45, mean 33.1degreesC+/-2.3degreesC) for the first 4 hours after anesthesia (P