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Stroke. 1978;9:214-216

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Stroke, Vol 9, 214-216, Copyright © 1978 by American Heart Association

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Experimental cerebral infarction. Part 2: Electroencephalographic changes produced by experimental thalamic infarction in dogs

T Sakamoto, S Tanaka, T Yoshimoto, T Watanabe and J Suzuki

Previously, one of the authors developed a reliable experimental model in dogs for producing cerebral infarction. The EEG increased detection of experimental cerebral infarction, and was useful in predicting ischemic regions or infarction.




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