“…In this context, neuroprotective treatment has sprung up, and has achieve good results in basic research, becoming a new direction of stroke research. Neuroprotective treatment refers to the protection of brain parenchyma or brain cells, rather than revascularization, and can be used for the treatment of various cerebrovascular diseases 4. Currently, there are several kinds of mechanisms involved in neuroprotective therapy, including ion channel modulators,5 anti-excitotoxic drugs,6 free radical scavengers,7 neurotrophic factors,8 hypothermia therapy (HT),9 gene therapy and stem cell transplantation 10.…”