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A COMPARISON OF THE FUNCTIONAL VULNERABILITY OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX AND THALAMUS TO ACUTE ISCHEMIA Minoru Fukuda 1 , Atushi Fukuma 1 , Satoshi Kuwabara 1 , Kouzo Moritake 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Shimane Medical University Keyword: cerebral ischemia , short latency somatosensory evoked potential , reversibility of electrophysiological function , cerebral blood flow , brain edema pp.383-389
Published Date 1990/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900047
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Using cerebral cortical and thalamic ischemia models produced in mongrel dogs, the reversibi-lity of short-latency somatosensory-evoked poten-tials (SSEPs) and the effects of ischemic brain ede-ma on reversibility were compared. The mean systemic blood pressure (MSBP) of animals was reduced by exsanguination until cortical SSEPs disappeared, and was held constant at that level. The MSBP was recovered by autogenous blood transfusion at 30 minutes (subgroup A), 60 minutes (subgroup B) and 90 minutes (subgroup C) after SSEP disappearance in the cortical ischemia group ; and at 15 minutes (subgroup D) and 30 minutes(subgroup E) after SSEP disappearance in the thalamic ischemia group. Local cerebral blood flows (lCBF) were measured and SSEPs were monitored serially up to 2 hours after blood transfusion. At the end of measurement, the leakage of Evans blue was evaluated and brain tissue water content was measured.

Cortical SSEPs disappeared when lCBF in the right cerebral cortex, measured by hydrogen cle-arance method decreased to 18.4±5.4 ml/100 gl min (mean ±SD) and neuronal transmission fa-ilure in thalamus occurred when thalamic blood flow decreased to 10.0 ± 3.3 ml/100 g/min. After blood transfusion, SSEP reappeared in all 12 ani-mals in subgroup A, but did not appear in 2 of 9 animals in subgroup B and in all of 7 animals in subgroup C. In the thalamic ischemia group, SSEP recovery was seen in 9 of 10 animals in subgroup D and 1 of 10 animals in subgroup E. lCBFs of ischemic regions increased to more than the pre-exsanguination level in all animals, and was main-tained the pre-exsanguination level or a high level except the animals in subgroup C. In subgroup C, which showed no SSEP recovery, lCBF in the ischemic areas decreased rapidly after a temporary increase. Evans blue leakage in ischemic regions was seen in 4 of 7 animals in subgroup A, 2 of 5 animals in subgroup B and both animals of subg-roup C, but it was seen in only one animal in tha-lamic groups. Water contents of ischemic regions in subgroups A, B and C water contents increa-sed 16, 21 and 41 mg/g respectively in comparison with non-ischemic side. In the thalamus, there was no significant increase in both subgroups.

In acute ischemia, if ICBF was maintained in functional threshold level, the electrophysiological function of the cerebral cortex was more reversible than that of thalamus. After reperfusion, the reduc-tion of lCBF due to severe edema was thought to be responsible for the poor SSEPs recovery in the cortical ischemia group. The functional thresh-old in the thalamus may be closer to that of the cell membrane. Accordingly, cellular damage is considered to start prior to interruption of blood flow by brain edema and within 30 minutes after the disappearance of SSEPs.


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