[APPLICATION OF ALLOGENIC TISSUE OF THE FETAL BRAIN CORTEX AND THE OLFACTORY BULB TISSUE FOR TREATMENT OF THE BRAIN CONTUSION IN RATS].

Klinichna khirurgiia Pub Date : 2017-01-01
R R Novikov, A A Shmeleva, V V Vaslovich
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Abstract

Impact of the allogenic tissue transplantation of the fetal cerebral large hemispheres and the оlfactory bulb tissue (OBT) on the healing processes after the brain contusion was studied in experiment. The investigation was performed on mongrel male rats: in laboratory animals of the first group in the first day after open penetrating local cerebral trauma (OPLCT) the allogenic fetal nervous tissue fragment was transplanted into the formatted tissue defect; for the second group – in the first day after cerebral trauma the allogenic OBT fragment was transplanted into the formatted tissue defect; and for the third group (control) - the OPLCT was done without further transplantation of tissues. The impact of the allogenic fetal nervous tissue transplantation was demonstrated by more active participation of glial cells during the healing process course, and the OBT transplantation was followed by activation of neoangiogenesis processes , mainly in the injured brain. The experimental simulation choosed permits to study the possibilities of application of neurogenic tissues in the brain contusion treatment, and to determine the therapy tactics.

[异体胎儿脑皮质组织和嗅球组织在大鼠脑挫伤治疗中的应用]。
实验研究了同种异体组织移植胎儿大脑大半球和脑球茎组织(OBT)对脑挫裂伤愈合过程的影响。对杂种雄性大鼠进行研究:第一组实验动物在开放性穿透性局部脑损伤(OPLCT)后第1天将同种异体胎儿神经组织片段移植到格式化的组织缺损中;第二组在脑外伤后第一天将同种异体OBT片段移植到格式化的组织缺损中;第三组(对照组)-在没有进一步组织移植的情况下进行OPLCT。同种异体胎儿神经组织移植的影响表现为在愈合过程中胶质细胞更积极地参与,OBT移植后新血管生成过程被激活,主要是在损伤的大脑中。通过实验模拟的选择,可以研究神经源性组织在脑挫伤治疗中应用的可能性,并确定治疗策略。
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