The Expression Of A Deafferentation Syndrome In The Sprague-Dawley Rat - Effects Of Frontoparietal Cortical-Lesions
PAIN(1991)
Abstract
Forelimb sensorimotor (SMI) cortical lesions in the rat have been found to suppress a deafferentation syndrome which follows C5-T2 ganglionectomy/avulsion whether the cortical lesions were made prior to, or several days after, the dorsal root lesions. None of the 6 rats with only frontoparietal lesions developed a deafferentation syndrome. These results may be influenced by the presence of a sensorimotor amalgam in the parietal cortex of the rat.
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FRONTOPARIETAL CORTECTOMY, DEAFFERENTATION SYNDROME, DORSAL ROOT AVULSION
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