Altered blood flow in cerebral perforating arteries of rat models of diabetes: A synchrotron radiation microangiographic study toward clinical evaluation of white matter hyperintensities
Altered blood flow in cerebral perforating arteries of rat models of diabetes: A synchrotron radiation microangiographic study toward clinical evaluation of white matter hyperintensities
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糖尿病大鼠模型脑穿动脉血流改变:白质高信号临床评估的同步辐射微血管造影研究
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10.1111/ggi.12658
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2015
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Hidezo Mori
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Naoto Fukuyama;Yuko Tsukamoto;Shunya Takizawa;Yoshimori Ikeya;Toshiharu Fujii;Yoshiro Shinozaki;Yoko Takahari;Noboru Kawabe;Noriaki Wakana;Keiji Umetani;Kikue Todoroki;Sayato Fukui;Chiharu Tanaka;Etsuro Tanaka;Hidezo Mori
AimAs altered blood flow in the cerebral perforating arteries (PA) might be related to development of cerebral white matter hyperintensities, we examined whether the hemodynamic relationship of the PA and middle cerebral artery (MCA) is altered in rat models of diabetes, compared with normal rats and a rat model of sinoatrial denervation (blood pressure fluctuation model).MethodsWe used microangiography with monochromatic synchrotron radiation to measure the diameters of the PA and MCA at 4.5 μm resolution in five groups of rats: (i) Long‐Evans Tokushima Otsuka (LETO); (ii) Otsuka Long‐Evans Tokushima Fatty (a model of type 2 diabetes with obesity); (iii) LETO with sinoaortic denervation (LETO + SAD); (iv) F344; and (v) F344 + streptozotocin (a model of type 1 diabetes).ResultsCompared with LETO, Otsuka Long‐Evans Tokushima Fatty rats showed a significant reduction in the diameter of both PA and MCA, though the PA/MCA diameter ratio was unchanged. In contrast, compared with LETO, LETO + SAD rats showed an increased MCA diameter, and the PA/MCA diameter ratio was decreased. Compared with F344 rats, the MCA diameter was increased in F344 + streptozotocin rats, and the PA/MCA diameter ratio was decreased. Scatter diagrams showed that the diameters of the PA and MCA were essentially independent of each other in the two types of diabetic models.ConclusionPA were consistently visualized at high resolution by means of microangiography using synchrotron radiation. The present results show that rat diabetic models exhibit changes in PA diameter and PA/MCA diameter ratio, which might be related to the development of diabetes‐associated cerebral white matter hyperintensities.Geriatr Gerontol Int 2015; 15 (Suppl. 1): 74–80.