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Experimental Cerebral Infarction: Modification by Treatment with Hemodiluting, Hemoconcentrating, and Dehydrating Agents
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1967
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Experimental Cerebral InfarctionVeterinary ResearchCerebrovascular DiseaseCerebral Vascular RegulationNeurovascular DiseaseThrombosisHematologyBrain InjuryNeurologyPublic HealthNeuropathologyAtherosclerosisIschemic SyndromeAnimal PhysiologyHyperoncotic SolutionsMedicineSmall Animal Internal MedicineCerebral InfarctionCerebral Blood FlowReperfusion InjuryPharmacologyLaboratory Animal CareIschemic StrokeCardiovascular DiseaseVeterinary ScienceAnesthesiaStrokeAnesthesiology
tran, has been used to treat experimental cerebral infarction in dogs, with somewhat favorable results. ~ In this paper we shall report the results of the modification of cerebral infarction in cats by a variety of agents. The agents include: hyperoncotic solutions of low-molecular-weight dextran, serum albumin, and urea, individually and in combination; honmlogous serum; physiologic saline; and packed erythrocytes.
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