The Use of Microknives in Brain Lesion Studies and the Production of Isolated Brain-stem Islands

作者: GAYLORD D. ELLISON

DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-12-512302-0.50015-8

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摘要: Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the use of microknives in brain lesion studies and production isolated brain-stem islands. With most techniques, only that can be produced is a spherical one controllable diameter—usually including some uncontrollable offshoots up along shaft lesioning electrode or cryoprobe paths maximal electrical thermal conductance—or, case suction lesions, more massive chunk tissue desired shape. Such lesions are, general, highly reproducible, study behavior following them has proven fruitful. A crucial step analysis function using method to determine what fibers carry functionally important inputs outputs from localized region. Rather than destroying region, methodically destroys different fiber tracts coming region further define circuitry involved perhaps fractionate syndrome. It at this stage seem useful. By making thin section plane perpendicular nerve tract, sever bundle with minimal (but not negligible) cellular destruction. Each connections structure systematically destroyed resulting changes noted. If type performed convincingly, considerable amount forethought must precede actual lesioning. Revolving also used produce islands neurally tissue. technique isolating neural serve two masters. On hand, it allows determination capabilities still present remaining organize act upon various physiological challenges sensory after circumsected removed.

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