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[Morphophysiologic indices of the effects of focused ultrasound on the structure of frog brain].

Authors: Vartanian IA, Ratnikova GI, Tsirul'nikov EM

Threshold doses of focused ultrasound necessary for destroying frog brain tissue were determined. Impulsed ultrasound did not destroy the tissue even when its energy exceeded the destroying energy dose of unbroken ultrasound more than twice. Morphological and physiological changes depended more on the time of ultrasound action than on its intensity.

Introduction

Purpose Thermal ablation
Study Objective To evaluate the morphophysiologic changes in frog brain structure induced by focused ultrasound.
Animal model / Human subject Frog (species not specified; strain not specified; age not specified; sex not specified)
Disease model Healthy

Outcomes and Safety

Summary of Outcomes The provided text contains only the paper title and no experimental results, so no specific biological or behavioral effects or successful focused ultrasound parameters can be determined from the excerpt.
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Brain Region

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Ultrasound Parameters

Focal Characteristics Focal depth: None; Focal length: None; Aperture size: None

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