Stroke, Vol 16, 493-501, Copyright © 1985 by American Heart Association
J Vajda, NM Branston, A Ladds and L Symon
A model for studying changes in local CBF and evoked potentials in
selective thalamic ischaemia has been developed. The arterial supply to the
posterior thalamus (mainly from the posterior choroidal arteries) was
occluded in the baboon using a transorbital approach to the region of
prepontine and ambient cisterns. Local CBF was measured by the hydrogen
clearance method using electrodes introduced into the nucleus ventralis
posterior lateralis of thalamus as well as cortex on both sides. The
production of focal ischaemia was demonstrated by a significant decrease in
thalamic CBF and confirmed by examination of the brain perfused with carbon
particles.
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