The Rôle of the Skull and Dura in Experimental Feline Hydrocephalus
The Rôle of the Skull and Dura in Experimental Feline Hydrocephalus
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头骨和硬脑膜在实验性猫脑积水中的作用
DOI：
10.1111/j.1469-8749.1972.tb09776.x
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发表时间：
1972
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Joseph Ransohoff
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作者：
G. Hochwald;Fred J. Epstein;C. Malhan;Joseph Ransohoff
在实验性脑积水猫一侧或双侧大脑半球切除颅骨和硬脑膜，通过脑室灌注法测定其对脑室容量和脑脊液转换的影响。当双侧颅骨切除时，这种手术常常导致双侧巨大的脑室增大；当一侧颅骨切除时，只有一侧发生脑室增大。两组动物的脑脊液形成率和吸收率没有差异；然而，这些比率可能与头骨完整的脑积水猫显著不同。
The skull and dura were removed over one or both cerebral hemispheres of cats with experimental hydrocephalus, and the effects on ventricular volume and csf turnover were measured by ventricular perfusion. This procedure frequently resulted in bilateral massive ventriculomegaly when the calvarium was removed on both sides; when it was removed on one side, ventriculomegaly occurred only on that side. No differences in rates of csf formation and absorption between both groups of animals were noted; however, these rates may be significantly different from those noted in hydrocephalic cats with intact skulls.