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Intracranial pressure measured in freely moving rats for days after intracerebral hemorrhage
Carmen Hiploylee et al. Exp Neurol. 2014 May.
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Abstract
In some patients, intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) causes life-threatening elevations in intracranial pressure (ICP) arising from mass effect of the hematoma and edema. Accordingly, edema is a common endpoint to gauge treatment efficacy in rodent ICH models. Despite widespread reliance on edema, its relationship with ICP and cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP) is unknown. Blood pressure (BP) and ICP were measured by telemetry devices in rats after collagenase ("severe" - 0.3U, and "moderate" - 0.15U doses) or blood infusion (100μL) into striatum (vs. saline infused shams). We compared epidural and intraparenchymal ICP readings (collagenase), evaluated CPP (collagenase), and compared models. Moderate (9.46mmHg±4.72 SD, 3day average) and severe collagenase ICHs (10.79±3.50) significantly increased ICP versus shams (4.02±2.09), whereas blood infusion did not (5.37±0.55). The two monitoring locations gave similar readings after severe collagenase ICH. Increased ICP reduced CPP by ~7.5mmHg for days after the larger collagenase infusion. CPP averaged from 103-112mmHg in shams. Edema occurred in all ICH models and predicted ICP. However, ICP and CPP were only modestly changed even after severe ICH and edema. Thus, small changes in edema typically reported in the literature, which often use smaller bleeds than presently used, likely minimally affects ICP and CPP. Further research into the face validity of these models, endpoints, and their ability to evaluate therapeutics is needed.
Keywords: Cerebral perfusion pressure; Intracerebral hemorrhage; Intracranial pressure; Rodent models; Stroke; Telemetry.
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