Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3012298061> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W3012298061 endingPage "1686" @default.
- W3012298061 startingPage "1669" @default.
- W3012298061 abstract "Non-human primate (NHP) spinal cord injury (SCI) models can be informative in the evaluation of treatments that show promise in rodent models prior to translation to humans. In the present study, we aimed to establish a cervical spinal hemi-contusion model with controlled displacement and evaluate the abnormalities in behavior, electrophysiology, histology, and magnetic resonance imaging. Twelve adult NHPs were divided into an SCI group (n = 8, 24 and 48 weeks) and a control group (n = 4). An impactor (Φ = 4 mm) was driven to compress the left C5 cord at 800 mm/sec. The contusion displacement and peak force was 4.08 ± 0.17 mm and 19.8 ± 4.6 N. The behavioral assessment showed a consistent dysfunction below the wrist and spontaneous recovery of limb function after injury. Lesion length and lesion area at the epicenter based on T2 hyperintensity were 5.68 ± 0.47 mm and 5.99 ± 0.24 mm2 at 24 weeks post-injury (wpi), and 5.29 ± 0.17 mm and 5.95 ± 0.24 mm2 at 48 wpi. The spared spinal cord area immuno-positive for glial fibrillary acidic protein was significantly reduced, while the staining intensity increased at 24 wpi and 48 wpi, compared with the sham group. Ipsilateral somatosensory and motor evoked potentials were dynamic, increasing in latency and decreasing in amplitude compared with pre-operative values or the contralateral values, and correlated to varying degrees with behavioral outcomes. A shift in size-frequency distribution of sensory neurons of the dorsal root ganglia (DRG) was consistent with a loss of large-diameter cells. The present study demonstrated that the NHP SCI model resulted in consistent unilateral limb dysfunction and potential plasticity in the face of loss of spinal cord and DRG tissue." @default.
- W3012298061 created "2020-03-23" @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5005024068 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5009733874 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5012764803 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5013968309 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5022263789 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5027259098 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5028507446 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5038043295 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5038322859 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5038436083 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5042083053 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5044034904 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5044658273 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5045725294 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5054366510 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5054802366 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5055982196 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5057457820 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5057571775 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5061528278 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5074160920 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5085028455 @default.
- W3012298061 creator A5085352453 @default.
- W3012298061 date "2020-08-01" @default.
- W3012298061 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
- W3012298061 title "A Cervical Spinal Cord Hemi-Contusion Injury Model Based on Displacement Control in Non-Human Primates <i>(Macaca fascicularis)</i>" @default.
- W3012298061 cites W1615922199 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W1637415212 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W1904734022 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W1968664743 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W1971044406 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W1976909096 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W1995190455 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2000426718 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2003687276 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2004557153 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2006178657 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2010397384 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2012928251 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2014779151 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2018502337 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2019946270 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2020162567 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2032733634 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2033014977 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2035647212 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2037702549 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2040871722 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2066203004 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2067274865 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2073427034 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2074936002 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2094502082 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2111427641 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2113186435 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2120799868 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2127386358 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2135376726 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2138274336 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2140945785 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2142057717 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2142509200 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2155829481 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2156045540 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2166125615 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2259823575 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2290232809 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2335534790 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2341825330 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2413780701 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2528857413 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2580222399 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2609473433 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2617810316 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2636340228 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2658281240 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2726618914 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2751535768 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2753497073 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2767412070 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2769407043 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2804643499 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2902858361 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2911603567 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2915849940 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2918431096 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2940379422 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W294760559 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W2951581350 @default.
- W3012298061 cites W4248489947 @default.
- W3012298061 doi "https://doi.org/10.1089/neu.2019.6822" @default.
- W3012298061 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32174266" @default.
- W3012298061 hasPublicationYear "2020" @default.
- W3012298061 type Work @default.
- W3012298061 sameAs 3012298061 @default.
- W3012298061 citedByCount "7" @default.