A comparison of EEG modifications induced by coagulation of subthalamus, preoptic region and mesencephalic reticular formation

Bach-Y-Rita, George; Baurand, C; Christolomme, A.

doi:10.1016/0013-4694(69)90126-6

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“…Bach-y-Rita et al [4] noted that unilateral lesions of the mesence phalic reticular formation do not change the electrocorticogram. We ar rived at a similar conclusion, namely, that a lesion at the same level of the reticular formation did not change the synchronous runs of high ampli tude 4-6 cps waves induced in the electrocorticogram by thoracic spinal cord lesions ( fig.…”

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Effect of Electrolysis at Different Levels of the Reticular Formation on the Synchronized Electrical Cortical Activity in Thoracic Spinal Cats

Herishanu¹,

Lavy²

1974

Eur Neurol

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Shortly after spinal cord transection at T₈ in cats immobilized with Flaxedil the electrocorticogram continuously showed synchronized activity intermingled with runs of desynchronized activity. Similar changes were seen in the mesencephalic reticular formation, thalamic reticular formation and in the nucleus ventromedialis thalami. No significant changes were seen in the nucleus reticularis pontis oralis. Electrolysis at different levels of the reticular formation did not alter the synchronized electrical cortical activity induced by the spinal cord section at T₈.

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