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2011 Volume.2 No. 1 p.193 ~ p.200
The Effects of tDCS and Montoya Stair Task on Sensorimotor Recovery and GFAP Expression in MCAo induced Stroke Rat Model
Sim Ki-Cheol

Kim Gi-Do
Kim Kyung-Yoon
An Ho-Jung
Lee Joon-Hee
Min Kyoung-Ok
Kim Gye-Yeop
Abstract
This study is intended to examine the tDCS and Montoya stair task(MST) on sensorimotor recovery and glial scar expression in MCAo induced stroke model of rat. To achieve this goal, this study selected 80 SD rats of 8 weeks. The experiment groups were divided them into four groups, and assigned 20 rats to each group. Group¥°was a experimental control group; Group¥± was a tDCS application group after MCAo; Group¥² was a MST application group after MCAo; Group¥³ was a tDCS and MST application group after MCAo. In each group, neurological function test measurement, motor behavior test, montoya stair task test, immunohistochemistric finding of GFAP expression finding were analyzed. In motor behavior test, the outcome of group¥° was significantly difference than the other group, especially from 14days. In montoya stair task test, the outcome of group¥° was significantly lower than the other group especially, group¥± were significantly different on 14days and group ¥³ was most significantly difference than the other group. In immunohistochemistric finding, group¥±, ¥², ¥³ were decrease GFAP expression on depend on time stream. These results throughout the MCAo due to focal ischemic brain injury rat model four weeks tDCS and MST was applied, when the neurobehavioural, upper extremity function and ability, histopathologic data suggest that sensorimotor function recovery and a positive influence on glial scar decrease and confirmed that.
KEYWORD
MCAo, tDCS, Montoya Stair Task, GFAPThis study is intended to examine the tDCS and Montoya stair
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