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Microglia and Macrophage Responses in Cerebral Ischemia,ndary zone, apoptotic cell death is ongoing during the first week after focal ischemia (Li et al. (1995); Braun et al. (1996); Isenmann et al. (1998)). Accordingly, several studies using modem imaging techniques provided evidence for infarct growth during the first few days after cerebral ischemia (

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Role of Microglia and Macrophages in Secondary Injury of the Traumatized Spinal Cord: Troublemakersns, Blight postulated a role for macrophages in secondary injury (Blight (1985); Blight (1992)). Later independent studies in guinea pig, rabbit and rodent models of SCI supported this notion that inflammation in general, and macrophages in particular, contribute to delayed secondary injury (Giulian

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Influences of Activated Microglia/Brain Macrophages on Spinal Cord Injury and Regeneration, regarding the distinction and relation between microglia-derived brain macrophages and infiltrating peripheral macrophages, and their conflicting roles in creating a pro-regenerative environment. To this end, evidence is reviewed that suggests that microglia-derived brain macrophages are capable of

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