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Effectsofbutylphthalidecombinedwithedaravoneonblood-brainbarrierpermeability#br# andoccludinexpressionsincortexoffocalcerebralinfarctioninrats

  

  1. 1.Department of Neurosurgery, the People's Hospital of Tangshan City, Hebei Province, Tangshan
    063000, China; 2. Department of Laboratory, the Second People's Hospita of Fengrun District,
    Hebei Province, Tangshan 063000, China; 3. Department of Color Ultrasonic Room,
    the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Tangshan City, Hebei Province,
    Tangshan 063000, China
  • Online:2016-04-25 Published:2016-05-18

Abstract: [
Abstract ] Objective Toexploretheeffectsofbutylphthalidecombinedwithedaravoneon
blood-brainbarrierpermeabilityandoccludinexpressionsincortexoffocalcerebralinfarctionin
rats.Methods Sixtysprague-dawleymaleratswererandomlydividedintofourgroups : control
group , modelgroup , butylphthalidegroupandbutylphthalidecombinedwithedaravonegroup ,
with15ratsineachgroup.Themodelwasestablishedbasedontheprincipleofphotochemical
initiationofthrombosis.At72hafterinjury , evansblueextravsationmethodwasusedtodetect
theblood-brain barrierpermeability.Immunohistochemistryand western blot wereusedto
examinethecortexoccludinexpressionaroundtheinfarctionarea.Results Comparedwiththe
controlgroup , theblood-brainbarrierpermeabilitiesinthemodelgroup
, butylphthalidegroup
andthebutylphthalidecombined withedaravonegroup wereincreasedsignificantly.Andthe
occludinexpressionsaroudtheinfarction wereupregulatedsignificantly.Compared withthe
modelgroup : evans blueextravsationsin cortexin the butylphthalide group andin the butylphthalidecombined withedaravonegroup weredecreased , andtheoccludinexpressions
aroudtheinfarctionareawereincreased.Comparedwiththethebutylphthalidegroup : evansblue
extravsationincortexinthebutylphthalidecombinedwithedaravonegroupwasdecreased , and
theoccludinexpressionaroudtheinfarction wasincreased.Conclusion Butylphthalidecould
protectthebolld-brainbarrier , andincreasetheexpressionofoccludin.Theeffectwas more
obviousbyusingthecombinationofbutylphthalideandedaravone.

Key words: braininfarction , blood-brainbarrier , butylphthalide , edaravone