Carotid-internal Jugular Anastomosis in the Rhesus Monkey

Gurdjian, E. S.; Webster, J. E.; Martin, Francis A.

doi:10.3171/jns.1950.7.6.0467

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“…13 " 16 The success of our experiments appears to stem from our ability to control intrasinus pressure by intermittently deflating the balloons that obstructed the venous sinuses and to control the rate of continuous retroperfusion.…”

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Ischemic brain rescue by transvenous perfusion in baboons with venous sinus occlusion.

Frazee¹,

Jordan²,

Dion³

et al. 1990

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We studied brain retroperfusion in nine adult baboons. Experiments in four baboons determined techniques and the safety of retroperfusion, and experiments in three baboons determined the ability of retroperfusion to reverse cerebral ischemia. Two baboons died before retroperfusion. Arterial blood was continuously circulated by an external pumping system from one femoral artery into the intracranial sinuses through specially designed balloon-tipped catheters placed percutaneously into the sigmoid sinuses bilaterally.

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