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A Method to Keep a Decapited Rabbits Cerebrum alive by Irrigating Fluid Inoue Keiji 1 1Ist Surgical Dept. of Okayama Univ. pp.215-220
Published Date 1951/7/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200207
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For the purpose of a biochemical Studying of the brain a method of irrigating the rabbit brain was devised and some success was gotten by this method.

In other organs extirpated specimens can be used, but in the brain it is impossible to do so from its anatomical point, therefore a sca-ffolded head was used here instead.

The apparatus that used was a very simple one. It had an invariable bath, a funnel, an artificial lung, a fluid collecting bottle, a double direction stop-cock, a syringe, a glass siphon to keep the temperature constant, and so fars. First, both carotid arteries were ligated and then the iriigating fluid was installed through the glass tube fixed to both common carotid arteries.

The fluid flowing out from the ends of the veins were gathered by a funnel and passed through the artfficial lung and put into the collecting bottle and was again installed with a syringe, The irrigating fluid was made from fibrin removed blood taken from the same rabbit and diluted three times by Ringer's solution. There was a problen whether such irrigating solution would circulate equally th-rough the capillary vessels of the whole brain. This was tested by using the same fluid co- lored with methylen blue and was proved that it circulated even through the smallest kapillary vessels in the cortex and the arach-noidal vessels.

Through this method it was studied if such irrigated brain had any ability of living and if any metabolism was performed. Some glucose solution was added to the irrigating fluid and the consumption of the blood sugar was studi-ed for this purpose. It was found that about 40% was spent after 30minutes of irrigation.

And EEG was taken from surface of such irrigating brain, and to see if they were EEG, the influence of cardiazol and sound were examined. And to make a comparison, another EEG was taken from that using only Ringer's solution, but from this no partcular waves appeared.

EEG was also taken from the rabbit before it was scaffolded and there was a resemblance between the first one and this. From this point it is thought that the former one the brain being irrigated is giving out EEG waves.

From the upper facts, it could be thought that this is the nearest condition to living body to study the metabolism of the brain. The possible time for experimentation at present is 30 minutes, but if the pressure at the time when the fluid is installed and the kind of solution to be used are studied and the appa-rtus is improved, still more possibility of getting a better result is expected.


Copyright © 1951, Igaku-Shoin Ltd. All rights reserved.

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