Classification of Stroke Models According To Different Etiologies
The term stroke subsumes cerebrovascular disorders of different etiologies, featuring diverse pathophysiological processes. Thus, for each stroke etiology one or more animal models have been developed:
- Animal models of ischemic stroke
- Animal models of intracerebral hemorrhage
- Animal models of subarachnoid hemorrhage and cerebral vasospasm
- Animal models of sinus vein thrombosis
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