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Brain Transplantation: Prolonged Survival of Brain after Carotid-Jugular Interposition
Six isolated canine brains were successfully transplanted for 6 hours to 2 days to the cervical vasculature of dogs. Viability was shown by electrocortical activity and significant uptakes of oxygen and glucose, with production of carbon dioxide. Cerebral blood flows, temperatures, and pressures of...
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| description | Six isolated canine brains were successfully transplanted for 6 hours to 2 days to the cervical vasculature of dogs. Viability was shown by electrocortical activity and significant uptakes of oxygen and glucose, with production of carbon dioxide. Cerebral blood flows, temperatures, and pressures of the cerebral homograft were continuously monitored by way of an implantable recording module. |
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| subjects | Animals Blood Blood Gas Analysis Blood Glucose Blood Pressure Blood-Brain Barrier Body Temperature Brain Tissue Transplantation Canines Carotid arteries Catheterization Cerebrovascular Circulation Dogs Electroencephalography Glucose - metabolism In Vitro Techniques Jugular vein Neck Oxygen Skull Transplantation Transplantation, Homologous |
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