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Following brief ischemia, the Mongolian gerbil is reported to develop unusual hippocampal
cell injury (Brain Res 239: 57–69, 1982). To further clarify this hippocampal vulnerability …

Publisher Summary The hippocampus, among those vulnerable regions, is the area where
anatomic, physiologic, and behavioral can be studied. For understanding the basic …

The long‐standing notion that damage restricted to the hippocampal formation is sufficient to
produce a significant global memory deficit derives from clinical data. Specifically, it is based …

Selective neuronal death was investigated in dorsal hippocampus of rats subjected to 30
min of four-vessel occlusion (4VO) and recirculation times of 3, 8, 24, 48, and 72 h …

It is well known that ischemia causes neuronal necrosis in selectively vulnerable sectors of
the hippocampus. Since the hippocampus is involved in spatial navigation, learning, and …

An important feature of ischemic brain damage is the selective vulnerability of specific
neuronal populations. We studied the distribution and time course of neuronal damage …

Various animal models, involving different brain insults, lead to memory deficits, which can
be measured using behavioral tests. In numerous studies, using five different experimental …

Cerebral ischemic injury resulting from either focal or global circulatory arrests in the brain is
one of the major causes of death and disability in the adult population. The hippocampus …

Transient global ischemia selectively damages neurons in specific brain areas. A
reproducible pattern of selective vulnerability is observed in the dorsal hippocampus of …