… of cord compression can serve to mimic cord injury as encountered in our medical practice.
The latter injuries may be secondary to a multitude of compressive, … for spinal cord injury can …

… A model that provides reproducible, submaximal yet sufficient spinal cord injury is needed …
cord injury that uses three different volumes of balloon inflation and durations of compression …

… , the balloon compression technique has not previousl been used to produce experimental
spinal cord injury … However the recent development of very small balloons which could easily …

… cord injury using a balloon catheter without laminectomy under fluoroscopic guidance. And,
this percutaneous spinal cord compression injury … that 60 min of balloon compression at a …

… a balloon compression model of SCI. … balloon compression model of SCI due to its closed
nature, thus facilitating development of increased ITP, and its replication of key primary injury …

Minocycline (MC), a second-generation tetracycline and anti-inflammatory agent reportedly
provides neuroprotection following CNS injury. The objective of this study was to examine …

… Accordingly, the current study uses a balloon compression model of SCI to … balloon
compression model of SCI because of its closed nature and replication of key primary injury …

… Balloon compression is a popular method among scientists as it mimics a compression injury
and decompression of the spinal cord, simulating the removal of a tumor, cervical myelitis, …

… (C) Balloon compression involves the insertion of a catheter with a small, inflatable balloon
affixed to its end passed through a laminectomy or laminotomy caudal to the injury site. …

… 7 days after injury. From the strong correlations between injection volume, balloon pressure,
… , we conclude that hydraulic compression in goats is a useful model of spinal cord injury. …