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AM-36对鼠液压颅脑伤神经保护作用的初步研究
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- CHINESE JOURNAL OF NEUROSURGERY
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- 2
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- 10.3760/j.issn:1001-2346.2006.02.008
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Abstract： @@ AM-36是一种新型的电压依赖和应用依赖型Na+通道阻滞剂[1],有作者在脑缺血性卒中的动物模型中证实AM-36具有明确的神经保护作用[2-4],本研究首次在颅脑外伤(TBI)动物模型中使用AM-36,对这种新型的Na+通道阻滞剂在TBI中的神经保护作用进行初步研究.
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