Ganglionectomy
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1. Neuronal number increase followed by neuronal hypertrophy may be a compensation mechanism for neuronal loss as a result of unilateral remotion of cranial cervical ganglion in sheep / Aumento no número de neurônios seguido de hipertrofia neuronal pode ser mecanismo de compensação para perda neuronal resultante da remoção unilateral do gânglio cervical cranial em ovinos
O sistema nervoso simpático é escassamente descrito em livros na anatomia veterinária e encontra-se pouca informação a respeito de seu funcionamento em grandes mamíferos. O conceito atual da estrutura e função dos gânglios simpáticos deriva de estudos desenvolvidos no gânglio cervical superior (GCC) em animais de laboratório, devido ao seu grande
Publicado em: 2006
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2. Efeito da Hipertensão Intracraniana sobre a complacência Gástrica de ratos Anestesiados: Cauterização do Fenômeno e dos Mecanismos Neurais / Effect of the intracranial hypertension on gastric compliance of anaesthetized rats: characterization of the phenomenology and neural mechanisms
In humans, intracranial hypertension (ICH) disturbs cardiovascular function and also modifies gastrointestinal physiology as clinically manifested by nausea and vomiting symptoms. Since gastric compliance drives the gastric emptying of liquid which is inhibited by ICH, it was studied the ICH effect on gastric compliance behavior in anesthetized rats and the
Publicado em: 2004
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3. Gastrin response to a meal before and after cutting the extrinsic nerves of the stomach in the dog.
Atropine inhibits the post-prandial gastrin release after truncal vagotomy in the dog. Whether this action of atropine is due to suppression of stimulatory cholinergic fibres in the sympathetic nerves of the stomach and the upper small intestine or due to blockade of intrinsic gastric cholinergic mechanisms is unknown. Conscious dogs were fed a meat meal (35
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4. Nerve degeneration study of the source of afferent axonal endings in the carotid baroreceptor zone of the domestic fowl.
Axonal elements of the carotid baroreceptor zone of nine domestic fowls were examined with the electron microscope after either distal vagal ganglionectomy or midcervical vagotomy. The bare baroreceptor endings and the central axon of the encapsulated baroreceptor endings degenerated within 5 to 15 days after ganglionectomy. This was interpreted as Wallerian
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5. LUMBAR RAMISECTION AND GANGLIONECTOMY*
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6. A CASE OF THROMBO-ANGIITIS OBLITERANS TREATED BY BILATERAL LUMBAR SYMPATHETIC GANGLIONECTOMY*
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7. OBSERVATIONS ON THE SURFACE ĊAPILLARIES IN MAN FOLLOWING CERVICOTHORACIC SYMPATHETIC GANGLIONECTOMY 1
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8. STUDIES ON COLLATERAL CIRCULATION. I. THERMIC CHANGES AFTER ARTERIAL LIGATION AND GANGLIONECTOMY
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9. THERMAL CHANGES IN PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE DURING SYMPATHETIC GANGLIONECTOMY UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA
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10. THE EFFECT OF SPLANCHNIC NERVE RESECTION AND SYMPATHETIC GANGLIONECTOMY IN A CASE OF PAROXYSMAL HEMOGLOBINURIA
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11. Left Stellate Ganglionectomy for the Long Q-T Interval Syndrome: Nine-Year Follow-up of a Patient
Ventricular arrhythmias in patients with the long Q-T interval syndrome remain difficult to treat. In 1972, the first left stellate ganglionectomy was performed successfully to alter the pattern of ventricular recovery with control of ventricular arrhythmias. To date, no long-term evaluation has been carried out in any patients who have undergone left stella
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12. EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE, ANESTHESIA AND LUMBAR SYMPATHETIC GANGLIONECTOMY ON THE TEMPERATURES OF THE EXTREMITIES OF ANIMALS 1