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THE ROLE OF NUCLEUS RAPHE MAGNUS IN THE ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF MUSCLE SPINDLE AFFERENTS IN THE RAT
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作者 张红梅 樊小力 李强 《Academic Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University》 2000年第2期94-96,159,共4页
Objective To investigate the role of NRM in the antinociceptive effect of muscle spindle afferents,the influence of NRM lesion on the inhibitory effect of muscle spindle afferents on the nociceptive responses of wide ... Objective To investigate the role of NRM in the antinociceptive effect of muscle spindle afferents,the influence of NRM lesion on the inhibitory effect of muscle spindle afferents on the nociceptive responses of wide dynamic range (WDR) neurons and the effects of the muscle spindle afferents on the NRM neuronal activities were observed. Methods The single units of WDR neurons in the spinal dorsal horn were recorded extracellularly, and the inhibitory effects of activating muscle spindle afferents by intravenous administration of succinylcholine (SCH) on the C fibers evoked responses (C responses) of WDR neurons were tested before and after lesion of NRM.The effects of the muscle spindle afferents activated by administrating SCH on the single NRM neurons were also examined.Results ①It was found that the C responses of WDR neurons were significantly inhibited by intravenously administration of SCH, and the inhibitory effect was reduced after lesion of NRM;②The activities of most of the NRM neurons could be changed significantly by administrating SCH. According to their responses, NRM neurons could be classified into three types:excitatory, inhibitory and non responsive neurons, and the responses were dose dependent. Conclusion These results suggest that the muscle spindle afferents evoked by SCH may activate the NRM neurons, which plays an important role in the antinociception of muscle spindle afferents. 展开更多
关键词 nucleus raphe magnus muscle spindle afferents SUCCINYLCHOLINE ANTINOCICEPTION WDR neurons rats4
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