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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE GENESIS OF ACUTE BRAIN SWELLING; NEURAL CONTROL OF THE CEREBRO-VASCULAR TONE Katsujiro Matsumoto 1 1Department of Neurological Surgery, Okayama University Medical School pp.541-552
Published Date 1974/5/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203548
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The acute brain swelling is believed to be caused by the decrease of cerebrovascular tone. For this decrease of the cerebrovascular tone, metabolic factor and/or neural factor may be involved and there are many different opinions as to the relative re-lationship and the superiority between the two factors, but no definite conclusion has been es-tablished yet.

In order to study the degree of involvement by the neural factor in relation to cerebrovascular tone, using 33 dogs, the author placed a needle stereotaxically into the brainstem and hypothalamus and made electrical stimulation and destruction by electrical coagulater. Furthermore the changes in CBF, ICP, BP and EEG by 10% CO2 inhalation were continuously observed before and after the destruction.

CBF was measured by the double thermister and ICP by the extradural balloon method.

The results were:

(1) Response of cerebral blood vessels to CO2 inhalation should be evaluated on the basis of CBF increase as well as cerebral vasodilatation in reaction to the CO2 inhalation. Only when both of them have disappeared, should CO2 response be judged negative.

(2) Even by the destruction of brainstem and hypothalamus, the CO2 response of the cerebral blood vessels did not disappear even though there were some cases showing a decreasing tendency of the reaction. Therefore, it is believed that the effect of CO2 on the cerebral blood vessels through the neural mechanism does not play an important role.

(3) Since autoregulation disappeared after the brainstem destruction, it was made clear that neural mechanism in some way is related to autoregulation.

(4) When autoregulation had disappeared after the severe hypoxia or brainstem destruction, in some cases CO2 response was still positive. There-fore, the disappearence of autoregulation and that of CO2 response are probably different in nature.

(5) By insertion of a needle into the brainstem and hypothalamus to stimulate or destruct, CBF and ICP increased independently of the BP change and by this, the presence of neural mechanism in the brainstem and hypothalamus, directly influen-cing the cerebrovascular tone was proved. However, these reactions were transient in nature and none of them developed into acute brain swelling.


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