Corrigendum: Impaired Glymphatic Transport Kinetics Following Induced Acute Ischemic Brain Edema in a Mouse pMCAO Model

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Impaired Glymphatic Transport Kinetics Following Induced Acute Ischemic Brain Edema in a Mouse pMCAO Model

by Zhang, J., Zhao, H., Xue, Y., Liu, Y., Fan, G., Wang, H., Dong, Q., and Cao, W. (2022). Front. Neurol. 13:860255. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2022.860255

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Figure 1. TTC staining, laser Doppler, and MRI of the pMCAO mice model. (A) Schematic diagram of the MCA occlusion. Reproduced with permission (10) (Bi–iii) Representative TTC staining of cerebral ischemia at 24 h after pMCAO. A lack of TTC staining was defined as infarction, whereas viable brain tissue was stained red. (Ci,D) The MCA occlusion displayed in coronal, axial, and sagittal planes of MPR and MIP. Bright signals are associated with the vasculature. L indicates the pMCAO side. (Cii) Schematic diagram of the slice positions of the MRI. Color-coded border lines denote the anatomical position of the slice. (E) Ipsilateral relative rCBF after MCAO ensured that the CBF decreased to below 25% of baseline as measured by laser Doppler.

Figure 3. Glymphatic transport kinetics were impaired after the onset of ischemic edema in the pMCAO mice. (A) Representative T1W images, DWI, and ADC maps of pMCAO and sham-operated animals with BOPTA-Gd injection. The serial acquisition of MR images was performed at an interval of about 12 min and started at 28 min after pMCAO and 14 min after BOPTA-Gd injection. L indicates the pMCAO side. ROIs used for MRI quantification are as shown in Figure 2B. (B,D) The corresponding quantification of SI indicated the dynamic of tissue uptaking BOPTA-Gd tracers. Compared to the sham-operated animals, the T1W SI of the pMCAO group was decreased in the ipsilateral cortex/striatum (Bi,ii) and the bilateral cerebral ventricles (Di,ii) of the pMCAO brain (n = 3 per group). Concurrently, the increase in the SI of the contralateral cortex/striatum was detected by the enhancement of contrast agent, as compared to the sham-operated group. (Ci) Representative TOF images demonstrate that glymphatic flow was impaired in the bilateral ventricles of mice after the onset of ischemic edema in pMCAO with BOPTA-Gd injection. (Cii) Corresponding quantification of ventricular volume changes in the pMCAO and sham-operated animals, for which a decrease in the volume of the ipsilateral ventricles was observed. (Ei) Schematic diagram of the anatomical position of ventricles, namely, bilateral (LV), third (3V), and fourth (4V) cerebral ventricles. Reproduced with permission (10) (Eii) Blue-dashed areas indicate the approximate ROIs used for MRI quantification of the lateral ventricle volume.

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References

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