Intracranial hemorrhage(I)is a major problem of neonatal intensive care.The incidence of Iistypically asymptomatic and'canmot be effectively detected by standard diagnostic methods.The mechanisms underlying IH are...Intracranial hemorrhage(I)is a major problem of neonatal intensive care.The incidence of Iistypically asymptomatic and'canmot be effectively detected by standard diagnostic methods.The mechanisms underlying IH are unknown but there is evidence that stress-induced disorders inadrenergic regulation of cerebral venous blood flow (CVBF) are among the main reasons.Quantitative and qualitative:could significantly advance understanding ofthe nature of I in newbornslth1sions of CVBF in newborn rats withan experimental model of stinjection.Our analysis is bas ed on theDoppler optical coheavelet-based approachthat provides sensitiv external factors.Theobtained resultsccompanied by asupprectivity to adrenaline.Weintroducd show that the values0<1.23 estimated ithelodinto the sympathicusindicate abnormal reactions associated with the developent of I.We conclude that t he revealed areactivity of the cerebral veins to adrenaline represents a possible mechanism responsible forpat hological changes in CVBF.展开更多
基金supported in part by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research(grants1l-02-00560-a,12-02-31204)by the RF Ministry of Educationand Sciences with in the Federal program"Scientific and scientific-pedagogic staff of innovative Russia for 2009-2013"(contracts14.B37.21.0216,14.B37.21.0853).
文摘Intracranial hemorrhage(I)is a major problem of neonatal intensive care.The incidence of Iistypically asymptomatic and'canmot be effectively detected by standard diagnostic methods.The mechanisms underlying IH are unknown but there is evidence that stress-induced disorders inadrenergic regulation of cerebral venous blood flow (CVBF) are among the main reasons.Quantitative and qualitative:could significantly advance understanding ofthe nature of I in newbornslth1sions of CVBF in newborn rats withan experimental model of stinjection.Our analysis is bas ed on theDoppler optical coheavelet-based approachthat provides sensitiv external factors.Theobtained resultsccompanied by asupprectivity to adrenaline.Weintroducd show that the values0<1.23 estimated ithelodinto the sympathicusindicate abnormal reactions associated with the developent of I.We conclude that t he revealed areactivity of the cerebral veins to adrenaline represents a possible mechanism responsible forpat hological changes in CVBF.
