pone.0298208.g001.tif (525.43 kB)
Somatosensory evoked potentials produced by peroneal nerve stimulation at different spinal cord levels.
figure
posted on 2024-03-01, 18:32 authored by Jose R. Eguibar, Carmen Cortes, Victor H. Hernandez, Alejandra Lopez-Juarez, Valeria Piazza, Diego Carmona, Anke Kleinert-Altamirano, Blanca Morales-Campos, Emilio Salceda, Manuel RoncaglioloA) In wild type Sprague-Dawley (WT) male rats the somatosensory evoked potentials have a characteristic negative wave (upward deflection, black arrow) followed by a single positive (downward deflection), being maximum at T12-L1 and L2-L1 interspinal levels. B) Male taiep rats have two negative peaks (upward deflections, black arrows) being the second (N2) clearly delayed followed by positive evoked wave that is similar to that obtained in WT rats.
History
Usage metrics
Categories
Keywords
several indirect wavespotassium channel blockerhorizontal displacement measuredfuture medical trialsdiv >< pautosomal recessive traitpathological signs likeinduced locomotor testevaluate myelin alterationsearly hypomyelination followedcompared myelin losssomatosensory evoked potentialsmotor evoked potentialslumbar spinal cordwt rats followedrats using immunostaininghuman leukodystrophy hypomyelinationevoked potentialsspinal cordsigns givenhuman patientdrug inducedwt ratswild typeventral funiculitubulin mutanttubb4a translational valuetaiep systemic administrationsignificant decreaseshows clinicalsensory responsesprogressive demyelinationpoint mutationpatient sufferinglower extremitiesiterative stimulationimmobility episodesdirect wavedelayed responsesbipolar stimulationbasal ganglia
Licence
Exports
RefWorks
BibTeX
Ref. manager
Endnote
DataCite
NLM
DC