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Castration induces progressive increase in the carotid intima-medial thickness of the male rat

Pamela MANDELA
Isaac CHERUIYOT
Beda OLABU
Martin KAMAU
Kevin ONGETI
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Anatomy
Sayfa
65–70
Yayın Tarihi
2022-10-11
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There was a progressive increase in the carotidintima-median thickness by 17.6%, 37% and 67.1% of the baseline values in the castrated group at the end of the third, sixthand ninth week respectively (p

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Amaç & Hipotez:Objectives: The role of androgens in the development of cardiovascular diseases remains controversial.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:The rats were randomly assigned into baseline (4), experimental (9) and control (9) groups.
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Sonuç & Katkı:There was a progressive increase in the carotidintima-median thickness by 17.6%, 37% and 67.1% of the baseline values in the castrated group at the end of the third, sixthand ninth week respectively (p
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Objectives: The role of androgens in the development of cardiovascular diseases remains controversial. The current studytherefore aimed to determine the changes in the carotid intima-medial thickness of the male rat in surgically-induced hypogonadism.Methods: Twenty-two Rattus norvegicus male rats aged two months were used. The rats were randomly assigned into baseline (4), experimental (9) and control (9) groups. Hypogonadism was surgically induced in the experimental group by bilateralorchiectomy under local anesthesia. At experiment weeks 3, 6 and 9, three rats from each group (experimental and control) wereeuthanized, their common carotid artery harvested, and routine processing was done for paraffin embedding, sectioning andstaining. The photomicrographs were taken using a digital photomicroscope for morphometric analysis.Results: The mean carotid intima-median thickness was 321.97 μm at baseline. There was a progressive increase in the carotidintima-median thickness by 17.6%, 37% and 67.1% of the baseline values in the castrated group at the end of the third, sixthand ninth week respectively (p

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MANDELA, P., CHERUIYOT, I., OLABU, B., KAMAU, M., ONGETI, K. (2022). Castration induces progressive increase in the carotid intima-medial thickness of the male rat. Anatomy, Cilt: 12 - Sayı: 2, 65–70. https://ajindex.com/articles/439477

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