Fig. 1. Arteriograph chamber for intact pressurized cerebral arteries. (a) Overhead view of 5 ml arteriograph chamber used for cannulation of cerebral artery segments. (b) Glass micropipettes are pulled from…
Fig. 1. The immune system activation following intracerebral hemorrhage. (a) Activation of innate immune system mechanisms Extravasated erythrocytes and extracellular serine proteases (thrombin, tissue plasminogen activator, cathepsins) immediately activate an…
Fig. 1. (a) CT arrows indicate SAH. (b) Corresponding FLAIR image with arrows indicating SAH. SAH is shown similarly on FLAIR and CT. (c) SW image (d) SWI phase image….
Surface microcirculation Pial arterial RBC flow Biomicroscopic observation Microcinematography High-speed microcinematography Television biomicroscopy Photoelectric method Pial arterial plasma flow Fluorescence angiography Coomassie blue infusion technique Infrared absorption angiography Pial arterial…
Fig. 1. H&E staining of a coronal slice of rat brain 1 month after injection of whole blood. *Hematoma cavity. Measure bilateral caudate and ventricle size three times and get…
Fig. 1. Preparation of the cranial window—exposure of both hemispheres. Fig. 2. Enlarged view of the window preparation showing the superior sagittal sinus and the bridging veins of both hemispheres….
Fig. 1. The optimal position of neck during perfusion fixation. The animal is placed in a supine position. Position of neck should be kept at physiological angle. Neck super-extension…
Stacking gel (4 mL) Separating gel (10 mL) Acrylamide concentration 5% 10% 12% 15% 30% Acrylamide mix 0.67 mL 1.7 mL 3.3 mL 4 mL 5 mL 1.5 M…
Fig. 1. Demonstrating the type of digital photo of the brain required for SAH grading. Basilar artery (BA), anterior cerebral artery (ACA), internal carotid artery (ICA), proximal posterior cerebral artery…
Fig. 1. Laser Speckle Contrast Analysis Device (Moor Instruments). The laser is emitted through the rectangular window on the left. The lens on the right is part of the CCD…
