论文信息 - Spreading Depression and Recovery from Lateral Hypothalamic Damage

Spreading Depression and Recovery from Lateral Hypothalamic Damage

Spreading cortical depression reinstates aphagia and adipsia in rats recovered from lateral hypothalamic lesions. We suggest that cortical activity facilitates and maintains recovery by enhancing the activity of depressed, but intact, tissue adjacent to the lesions.

P. Teitelbaum | J. Cytawa

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