… , neutrophil response, and vascular occlusion after permanent and transient middle cerebral
artery occlusion … a nylon monofilament to occlude middle cerebral artery (MCA). Two groups …

… The purpose of this study was to characterize systemic leukocyte responses and neutrophil
… The intraluminal filament method of transient middle cerebral artery occlusion (tMCAO) with …

… Although the inflammatory response associated with … involved in the recruitment of neutrophils
into the gut have not been … 120 min of splanchnic artery occlusion followed by reperfusion …

… Citation17 When an acute ischemic stroke occurs during artery occlusion, the inflammatory
response following the release of danger signals from the damaged brain tissue leads to the …

… molecular responses of neutrophils to … artery occlusion, implying that neutrophils are not
involved in the pathogenesis of stunning. Therefore, the general consensus is that neutrophils …

… neutrophils, which accumulate in the mucosa in response to … clamp to partially occlude the
local arterial circuit, such that … by releasing the partial arterial occlusion. Once all measured …

… However, initial neutrophil infiltration may occur in response to complement activation in the
ischaemic-reperfused regions.17 Recent studies have shown that, in addition to free oxygen …

… More problematic are assertions that the neutrophil response is … neutrophil count) by
antineutrophil antiserum were subjected to 90 min left circumflex coronary artery occlusion and 6 …

… Neutrophil accumulation after focal cerebral ischemia and reperfusion in the mouse. Right
middle cerebral artery occlusion … cerebral artery occlusion, 3.3 105 111In-labeled neutrophils …

… response in the development of myocardial infarcts after coronary artery occlusion (90 minutes)
… Other investigators using antiinflammatory agents and neutrophil antisera have reached …