Rabbit model of cervical angina Pathological observation of cervical muscle.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Rabbit model of cervical angina Pathological observation of cervical muscle [Abstract] Objective To observe the cervical angina rabbit model of pathological changes in cervical muscle. Methods rabbits were used to bow their heads to intervene so that degenerative cervical spine instability in rabbits and induced by injection of blood stasis appears to myocardial ischemic changes, the establishment of animal models of cervical angina pectoris, using masson staining of the pathological changes of cervical muscle situation. The results of the model group organized cervical muscle cross-sectional visible part of the muscle fibers atrophy, uneven thickness, muscle fiber degeneration in the region there is proliferation of connective tissue ingrowth and scar formation, and the neck muscle fiber number and cross-sectional area were significantly reduced. Conclusion cervical imbalance and local inflammation can lead to cervical muscle itself, no obvious pathological changes, while the abnormal cervical muscle of the cervical spine also an important impact on static equilibrium, this may be the pathogenesis of cervical angina is one. [Keywords:] Cervical Pathology angina animal model of cervical muscle Abstract: ObjectiveTo observe the cervical muscle pathological change of the rabbit model with cervical coronary heart disease. MethodsThe animal model of cervical coronary heart disease was established by injecting blood stagnation to induce the change of myocardial ischemia, and the changes of cervical muscle was observed by masson staining.ResultsThe section atrophy of muscle fibers could be found in the neck muscle cross section of model group with caliber unevenness, hyperplasia appearance of connective tissue and cicatrization in the muscle fibers degeneration area, and the obvious decrease of the number of cervical muscle fibers and area of cross section. ConclusionThe cervical vertebrae destabilization and local inflammatory reaction can