Neurophysiological and pathomorphological features of the development of alcoholism (experimental investigation)

Vorob'eva, T. M.; Gordienko, Zh. P.; Paikova, L. N.

doi:10.1007/bf01182892

Neurosci Behav Physiol

1991

DOI: 10.1007/bf01182892

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Neurophysiological and pathomorphological features of the development of alcoholism (experimental investigation)

T. M. Vorob'eva

Zh. P. Gordienko

L. N. Paikova

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“…It was shown that CN is involved in neurophysiological mechanisms underlying the development of alcoholism and associated extrapyramidal disturbances [2]. However, structural organization of CN in chronic alcohol intoxication has been poorly investigated.…”

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Changes in neurons of the caudate nucleus in experimental alcoholism

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Reversible changes in caudate neurons and their dendrites in line with the components of compensatory reaction in oligodendrocytes are observed in rats during the first 3 weeks of a 12-month alcoholization period. After 2-4 months of alcoholization (the development of dependency), degenerative changes occur in caudate neurons and their dendrites system were evident. By the end of the 12-month period of alcohol intoxication, intensified deafferentation of the dendritic system was observed, suggesting functional insufficiency of the caudate nucleus.

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Changes in neurons of the caudate nucleus in experimental alcoholism

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Neurophysiological and pathomorphological features of the development of alcoholism (experimental investigation)

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Changes in neurons of the caudate nucleus in experimental alcoholism

Changes in neurons of the caudate nucleus in experimental alcoholism

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