Titlebook: Animal Models of Neurotrauma; M?rten Risling,Johan Davidsson Book 2019 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2019

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Focal and Restricted Traumatic Injury Models in the Rodent Brain: Limitations, Possibilities, and Ch lesion are reviewed. In order to best utilize such focal lesions in the analysis of neurocognitive organization additional methods are needed. These methods include combined and simultaneously inflicted focal lesions as well as the use of both organic and behavioral “challenge” techniques. Such an

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A Sagittal Plane Rotational Injury Rodent Model for Research on Traumatic Brain Injuries lower rotational accelerations no apparent axonal injuries can be observed. The model produces only limited signs of contusion injury, and macrophage invasions, glial fibrillary acidic protein redistribution or hypertrophy, and blood–brain barrier changes are unusual. The model produces distinct S1

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The Clemedson Blast Tubeo retrieve from real-life cases of blast injury. This study focused on head kinematics and pressure propagation into the animal brain cavity during simulated blast trauma (part 1) and the behavioral outcome (part 2). The rat blast model presented here produced maximum intracranial pressure increases

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Traumatic Peripheral Nerve Injuries: Experimental Models for Repair and Reconstructions models for studying the nerve regeneration process and novel treatment approaches. We have successfully used the Goto-Kakizaki rat model, which shows moderately increased blood sugar closely resembling type 2 diabetes, for assessing the surgical peripheral nerve regeneration potential with and wit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00516-3n a cohort of patients as a proxy for a human spinal cord injury..This chapter discusses the normal anatomy and describes surgical approaches as well as lesions and repair of the nerve plexus experimentally.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-76516-5onditions, peripheral oxygen saturation, O. pressure (pO.) in the blood, or fraction of inhaled O. (FiO.) could be used as goals. Different models of experimental TBI may be used to inflict the preferred injury type and the desired effects could then be assessed using radiological, physiological, biological and functional tests.