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- W2172780417 abstract "Minor stab wounding of rodent brain by needle or razor blade is a standard model for immunohistochemical investigations of secondary neuronal degeneration and scarring. Opening of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) to plasma molecules and inflammatory cells is integral to the secondary injury process. To facilitate quantitative study of these BBB phenomena, we tested the utility of a stereotaxic wire knife as a minimally invasive way for modeling of focal trauma and bleeding in brain parenchyma and substantial, reproducible BBB damage. Adult rats were anesthetized, and through a skull burr hole, the 0.3-mm dia guide cannula housing a laterally extendable tungsten wire (0.13 mm dia) was inserted into the right striatum. A layering of horizontal disk-like cuts (3 mm dia) was made, producing a cylindrical lesion of approximately 18 mm3 volume, approximately 2.7% of the cerebral hemisphere. Transfer constants (Ki) for blood to brain permeation of [3H]sucrose measured from 30 min to 2 weeks postlesion showed sustained BBB leakiness; for example, mean Ki +/- SEM (nL.g(-1) x s(-1)) for a standard, matrix-dissected forebrain sample enclosing the lesion were 7.2 +/- 1.2 (day 1 postlesion), 8.1 +/-1.4 (day 3), 5.4 +/- 0.8 (day 14) compared with values for contralateral nonlesioned forebrain ranging from 1.3 +/- 0.05 to 1.6 +/- 0.3 (n = 3-4 samples per time point). Analysis of the simultaneous transport of [14C]sucrose (MW = 342 Da) and [3H]inulin (MW approximately 5,000) showed significantly larger upward increments in Ki for sucrose than inulin, indicating a pore-like opening mechanism. Significant edema was measured 3 days postlesion. A reactive glial response was indicated by an increase in S100beta by 6 h and a glial scar forming around the lesion by 7 days. Secondary brain injury was indicated by a 10% loss of hemisphere mass, measured at 2 months. The wire knife enabled tailoring of interstitial trauma with a minimum of extraneous injury and supported reproducible measurements of sustained BBB injury using relatively few animals." @default.
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- W2172780417 title "Characteristics of Sustained Blood-Brain Barrier Opening and Tissue Injury in a Model for Focal Trauma in the Rat" @default.
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