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HEMODYNAMICS IN HEMORRHAGIC INFARCTION:AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY Hirobumi Seki 1 , Akira Ogawa 1 , Takashi Yoshimoto 1 , Hiroo Sato 1 , Jiro Suzuki 1 1Division of Neurosurgery, Institute of Brain Diseases, Tohoku University School of Medicine pp.460-464
Published Date 1983/5/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406205120
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Using our previously reported "thalamic infarc-tion model in the dogs", it was found that hemorrhagic infarction can be produced at a high frequency following recirculation after 6-12 hours of vascular occlusion. In the present study, in order to elucidate the pathophysiology of hemor-rhagic infarction, we have undertaken a study of the relations among the histological findings, de-gree of ischemia, circulatory dynamics, CO2 re-sponse and EEG findings after vascular occlusion of 6 hours.

In all animals where rCBF was found to fall to less than 50% due to vascular occlusion, hemor-rhagic infarction was found. The hemodynamics of those animals presenting hemorrhagic infarction was such that reflow resulted in a transient in-crease in rCBF followed by decrease within a short period. After a few hours, rCBF values had fallen to pre-occlusion levels. During the 6 hours occlusion, electrical activity became almost flat, and recovery following reflow was not seen. The CO2 response was found to be disturbed imme-diately following vascular occlusion and also did not recover following reflow. In contrast, among the animals in which hemorrhagic foci were not found, reflow resulted in recovery of rCBF to pre-occlusion levels within a short period. Elect-rical activity of the brain and CO2 response were found to be maintained throughout the period of occlusion and thereafter in these animals.


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