Studies on vascular permeability changed in experimental brain concussion. II. Duration of altered permeability.
Studies on vascular permeability changed in experimental brain concussion. II. Duration of altered permeability.
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实验性脑震荡中血管通透性变化的研究。
DOI:
10.1007/bf00692306
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发表时间:
1968
影响因子:
12.7
通讯作者:
Y. Olsson
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作者:
L. Rinder;Y. Olsson
The duration of increase of cerebrospinal vascular permeability in rabbits, in which signs of experimental brain concussion were produced by induction of a brief intracranial pressure pulse, was studied after intravascular injection of a fluorescent permeability indicator at various intervals of up to two days after the sudden loading of the brain.A marked extravasation of the fluorescent indicator was observed within lateral parts of the brain stem and various parts of the upper cervical cord immediately after the induction of a concussive reaction. Vascular permeability was practicaly normal again as soon as one hour after the induction of the intracranial pressure pulse and 12–18 hours later no fluorescent indicator was observed extravascularly.The initial increase of vascular permeability in this type of experimental brain concussion is thus of only short duration. This may be a factor of importance with respect to previous observations, that the extravasated indicator does not migrate substantially in the brain stem and cervical cord.