CNS neuroscience & therapeutics · 2025
Animal Models of Traumatic Brain Injury and Their Relevance in Clinical Settings.
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Chauhan Payal, Yadav Nikita, Wadhwa Karan, Ganesan Subbulakshmi, Walia Chakshu, Rathore Gulshan, Singh Govind, Abomughaid Mosleh Mohammad, Ahlawat Abhilasha, Alexiou Athanasios, Papadakis Marios, Jha Niraj Kumar
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a significant concern that often goes overlooked, resulting from various factors such as traffic accidents, violence, military services, and medical conditions. It is a major health issue affecting people of all age groups across the world, causing significant morbidity and mortality. TBI is a highly intricate disease process that causes both structural damage and functional deficits. These effects result from a combination of primary and secondary injury mechanisms. It is responsible for causing a range of negative effects, such as impairments in cognitive function, changes in social and behavioural patterns, difficulties with motor skills, feelings of anxiety, and symptoms of depression.
METHODS: TBI associated various animal models were reviewed in databases including PubMed, Web of Science, and Google scholar etc. The current study provides a comprehensive overview of commonly utilized animal models for TBI and examines their potential usefulness in a clinical context.
RESULTS: Despite the notable advancements in TBI outcomes over the past two decades, there remain challenges in evaluating, treating, and addressing the long-term effects and prevention of this condition. Utilizing experimental animal models is crucial for gaining insight into the development and progression of TBI, as it allows us to examine the biochemical impacts of TBI on brain mechanisms.
CONCLUSION: This exploration can assist scientists in unraveling the intricate mechanisms involved in TBI and ultimately contribute to the advancement of successful treatments and interventions aimed at enhancing outcomes for TBI patients.
METHODS: TBI associated various animal models were reviewed in databases including PubMed, Web of Science, and Google scholar etc. The current study provides a comprehensive overview of commonly utilized animal models for TBI and examines their potential usefulness in a clinical context.
RESULTS: Despite the notable advancements in TBI outcomes over the past two decades, there remain challenges in evaluating, treating, and addressing the long-term effects and prevention of this condition. Utilizing experimental animal models is crucial for gaining insight into the development and progression of TBI, as it allows us to examine the biochemical impacts of TBI on brain mechanisms.
CONCLUSION: This exploration can assist scientists in unraveling the intricate mechanisms involved in TBI and ultimately contribute to the advancement of successful treatments and interventions aimed at enhancing outcomes for TBI patients.