Dose-dependent effect of isoflurane on neurovascular coupling in rat cerebral cortex.
Dose-dependent effect of isoflurane on neurovascular coupling in rat cerebral cortex.
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10.1111/j.1460-9568.2009.06812.x
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2009-07
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Kim SG
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Masamoto K;Fukuda M;Vazquez A;Kim SG
Neurovascular coupling studies are widely conducted in anesthetized animals using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). In this study, the dose-dependent effects of isoflurane on the neurovascular coupling were examined with concurrent recordings of the local field potential (FP) and cerebral blood flow (CBF) in the rat somatosensory cortex. Electrical forepaw stimulation was used and consisted of either a single pulse or ten pulses at various frequencies. We observed that the FP response to single-pulse stimulation remained unaffected across the different levels of isoflurane tested (1.1% to 2.1%), while the CBF response to single-pulse stimulation increased dose-dependently (7 ± 3% to 17 ± 4%). The isoflurane dose did not affect the vascular reactivity induced by a hypercapnic challenge. These findings suggest that the action site of isoflurane affects the neurovascular mechanisms. For ten-pulse stimulation, the sum-FP responses monotonically decreased with an increase in the isoflurane dose, possibly due to an enhancement in the FP adaptation. In contrast, the dose-dependent effect on the CBF response varied depending on the stimulus frequency; a dose-dependent decrease in the CBF response was observed for high-frequency stimulation, whereas a dose-dependent increase was observed for low-frequency stimulation. Further, a linear time-invariant model composed of the single-pulse hemodynamic impulse response convoluted with ten-pulse FP recordings showed that the neurovascular transfer function was altered by the isoflurane dose for high-frequency stimulation. These results indicate that a careful and consistent maintenance of the anesthetic depth is required when comparing fMRI data obtained from different animals or physiological and pharmacological manipulations.
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