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Cognitive-behavioural impairments after forebrain ischemia in rats: Relationship to disruptions in emotionality and neuroendocrine regulation
2013
Cognitive deficits observed in rodents subjected to forebrain ischemia (mimicking the cerebral ischemia observed following cardiac arrest) are generally interpreted as produced by neuronal degeneration to discrete regions of the brain, principally the hippocampus. Challenging this view, the presence of ischemia-induced neuronal damage is not always associated with manifestations of cognitive impairment, or conversely, impairments post-reperfusion can originate at times when neuronal damage has
doi:10.20381/ruor-13190
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