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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2014

The antioxidative, non-psychoactive tricyclic phenothiazine reduces brain damage after experimental traumatic brain injury in mice.

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PMID 25449871 ↗2014Mixed findings

The antioxidative, non-psychoactive tricyclic phenothiazine reduces brain damage after experimental traumatic brain injury in mice.

MouseTBIControlled cortical impactC57Bl6MaleSubcutaneous3 mg/kg (low dose) or 30 mg/kg (high dose)30 minutes after controlled cortical impact

Model: Pneumatic controlled cortical impact injury, with endpoints at 24 hours

Phenothiazine dose-dependently reduced lesion volume by about 20% at 3 mg/kg and 26% at 30 mg/kg and limited weight loss, with lower iNOS expression but no significant change in neurological score, Iba-1 cells or TNF-alpha.

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