2001
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-86502001000100006
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Efeito da vagotomia troncular em ratos injetados na fase neonatal com glutamato monossódico: estudo biométrico

Abstract: Obesidade hipotalâmica pode ocorrer em humanos e pode ser reproduzida, experimentalmente, por lesão do VMH em ratos. Esta obesidade pode ser revertida por vagotomia troncular (VT), devido à redução da ingestão alimentar e da insulinemia mediada pelo nervo vago. Experimentalmente, a injeção de MSG causa lesão em nível de ARC. O objetivo deste trabalho é avaliar os efeitos do MSG em ratos e se VT os altera. Estudou-se 52 ratos Wistar machos, divididos em dois grupos de 26 animais, um submetido à injeção de MSG n… Show more

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“…These data are in accordance to what one would expect to find in the literature 7,25,27 . Hermanussen et al 7 , administering MSG on the 3rd week of gestation, has shown similar results with lower weight at birth and with 30 days of life in the intervention group, using a dose of 5g of MSG orally.…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…These data are in accordance to what one would expect to find in the literature 7,25,27 . Hermanussen et al 7 , administering MSG on the 3rd week of gestation, has shown similar results with lower weight at birth and with 30 days of life in the intervention group, using a dose of 5g of MSG orally.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…IL is equivalent, for rats as the BMI used in humans, which takes into consideration the mass distribution through the body surface. IL in rats is calculated through the cubic root of the weight (in g) divided by the height (in cm) (nasal-anal distance -NAL) and multiplied by 1.000 [25][26][27] . IL at birth in the GC is significantly larger than the one in the G20 (p < 0.05).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Souza et al . 24 showed that vagotomy promotes weight loss and reduced food intake more importantly in the first postoperative days, one of the explanations for this fact is that the procedure blocks the feeding inhibitory effect, consequently, these animals ingest smaller amounts and more frequent portions of liquid diet, and larger amounts and less frequent portions of solid diet, possibly explained by the reduction in tone of the pyloric sphincter. in addition, vagal activities are associated with gastric emptying 25 , 26 .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Although the animals receiving the hypercaloric diet did not have an increase in body weight, they also had an increase in visceral fat. 11 This is mainly due to the fact that animals receiving a hypercaloric diet reduce their daily food intake, but, because of the high amount of carbohydrates and fat contained in the cafeteria diet, visceral fat builds up. 12 The increase in cardiovascular risk is more associated with the distribution of visceral fat than with the mere increase in body weight.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%