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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2020

Increased severity of closed head injury or repetitive subconcussive head impacts enhances post-traumatic headache-like behaviors in a rat model.

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PMID 32600065 ↗2020Reported benefit

Increased severity of closed head injury or repetitive subconcussive head impacts enhances post-traumatic headache-like behaviors in a rat model.

RatTBIWeight-drop / impact-accelerationSprague DawleyMalen = Total n = 138 adult male Sprague Dawley ratsSystemic administration, route not further specified30 mg/kgBegun immediately after the 450 g injury or after the third 150 g weight drop

Model: Diffuse closed head injury with a weight-drop device: single 450 g drop, single 150 g drop, or three successive 150 g drops 72 h apart, versus sham

Severe closed head injury and repetitive subconcussive impacts produced cephalic and extracephalic tactile pain hypersensitivity, and early prolonged anti-CGRP monoclonal antibody treatment inhibited the cephalic hypersensitivity in both models.

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