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Rat heart GDNF: effect of chemical sympathectomy
Histochemistry and Cell Biology, 2002Developmental studies indicate a role for GDNF in survival of motor, autonomic, and sensory neurons. However, no study attempted to demonstrate its participation in autonomic nerve regeneration. In this work, chemical sympathectomy by 6-hydroxydopamine provided the model for assessing heart GDNF expression during denervation and axonal regrowth.
Patricia M, Martinelli +5 more
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[Chemical lumbar sympathectomy].
Rozhledy v chirurgii : mesicnik Ceskoslovenske chirurgicke spolecnosti, 1992After an account of historical facts the authors describe the technique of chemical lumbar sympathectomy. A 7.5% phenol solution in glycerol was used (7.5 ml). At the Surgical Clinic of the Institute for Postgraduate Medical Training of the Regional Hospital with Policlinic in Ostrava chemical lumbar sympathectomy was performed in 22 patients.
J, Mayzlík +3 more
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Sympathetic innervation and chemical sympathectomy of canine bladder
Urology, 1974Chemical sympathectomy of the dog bladder produced by intra-aortic injection of 6-hydroxydopamine has been shown to increase the slope of the pressure/volume curve obtained by rapid fill cystometry. The volume threshold for eliciting a bladder contraction was decreased, whereas the pressure threshold did not change.
A J, Wein +4 more
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Chemical Sympathectomy with 6-Hydroxydopamine
1970The removal or destruction of an organ to elucidate its physiological role is one of the oldest and most commonly used methods in biological research. This principle has found extensive application in the investigation of the physiology and pharmacology of the sympathetic nervous system [Cannon and Rosenblueth, 1949; Trendelenburg, 1963 (1, 2)].
H. Thoenen, J. P. Tranzer, G. Häusler
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The effects of chemical sympathectomy on testicular injury in varicocele
BJU International, 2001Objective To determine whether the sympathetic nervous system plays a role in the contralateral testicular deterioration encountered in varicocele. Materials and methods Forty male Sprague‐Dawley albino rats (28 days old) were divided ...
H, Oztürk +4 more
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Effect of Chemical Sympathectomy on Muscle Blood Flow
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1977Lumbar chemical sympathectomy using 5% phenol in glycerin alleviated intermittent claudication and improved cutaneous blood flow. This technic permits instituting physiotherapy and exercises to improve collateral circulation. The procedure was performed 56 times on 29 cases. No significant complication was observed. Muscle blood flow (MBF) was measured
T, Fujita +3 more
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Pelviureteric junction disruption as a complication of chemical lumbar sympathectomy
Cardiovascular Surgery, 2003Chemical lumbar sympathectomy is a commonly performed procedure in vascular surgery and pain management. This case report discusses the management of a patient who suffered pelviureteric junction disruption following phenol injection for ischaemic leg pain despite radiological evidence of correct placement.
B, Antao +3 more
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Chemical Sympathectomy with Phenol for Chronic Prostatic Pain
European Urology, 1976A case of chronic prostatitis where conventional chemotherapy and repeated transurethral resections failed to relieve pain is described. A cutaneous uretero-entero anastomosis was performed for troublesome pain and incontinence and only a permanent sympathetic block with phenol at the level of L4 achieved complete pain relief.
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Ejaculatory Failure after Chemical Sympathectomy
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1984A D, Baxter, B A, O'Kafo
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