Relationship between Morphofunctional Changes in Open Traumatic Brain Injury and the Severity of Brain Damage in Rats

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作者：
F. M. Shakova
I. V. Barskov
M. V. Gulyaev
S. V. Prokhorenko
G. A. Romanova
A. V. Grechko
机构：
[1] Hospital for Incurable Patients,Faculty of Fundamental Medicine
[2] Research Medical and Rehabilitation Center,undefined
[3] Institute of Pathology and Pathomorphology,undefined
[4] M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University,undefined
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Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine | 2016年 / 161卷
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open craniocerebral trauma; rat; magnetic resonance tomography; behavioral tests; histological changes;
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A correlation between the severity of morphofunctional disturbances and the volume of brain tissue injury determined by MRT was demonstrated on the model of open traumatic brain injury in rats. A relationship between the studied parameters (limb placing and beam walking tests and histological changes) and impact force (the height of load fell onto exposed brain surface) was revealed.
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