Globus Pallidus - Globe Thesis

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21.	Effects Of Metabotropic Glutamate Receptors (mGluRs) On Pallidal Neurons In Normal And 6-OHDA Parkinsonian Rats
22.	Dysfunctional Presynaptic Regulation Of Striatal Medium Spiny Neurons In A Novel Mouse Model Of Parkinson’s Disease
23.	Therapeutic Effect Of Low-frequency Electrical Stimulation At The External Globus Pallidus On Epilepsy In Rats And Its Potential Mechanisms
24.	Electrophysiological Effects Of Orexin-A On The Globus Pallidus And Its Involvement In Parkinsonian Rats
25.	Study For Electrical Activity Of The Motor Cortex And Globus Pallidus After Dopamine Depletion In Rats
26.	Electrophysiological And Behavioral Studies Of HCN Channels In Rat Globus Pallidus
27.	Content The HVSs Changes Induced By Lesion Of Pallidum In Rats With Parkinson’s Disease
28.	Effect Of Electrical Stimulation Of The Entopeduncular Nucleus On The Neuronal Activities Of Pedunculopontine Nucleus In PD Rats
29.	The Application Of Deep Brain Stimulation In Exploring The Relationship Between Parafascicular Nucleus And Internal Segment Of Globus Pallidus
30.	The Visibility Of Nuclei In Patients With Parkinson’s Disease Using Susceptibility-weighted Imaging And The Measurement Of Iron Deposition Differences In Those Nuclei
31.	Diffusion Properties And Iron Deposition Of The Putamen And Globus Pallidus In Healthy Adults
32.	A Clinical Analysis On Stereotactic Surgery Of Single Nucleus And Dual-nuclear Combined Lesion For The Patient With Advanced Parkinson’s Disease
33.	Effect Of Electrical Stimulation Of Pedunculopontine Nucleus On Neuronal Activity In Subthalamic Nucleus And Globus Pallidus Internus Of PD Rats
34.	Abnormal Resting-state Functional Connectivity Patterns Of The Globus Pallidus In Patients With Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
35.	Staged Bilateral Thalamus And Globus Pailidus Stereotactic Lesioning In Patients With Parkinson’s Disease:a Strategy And Efficacy Analysis
36.	Electrophysiological Studies Of HCN Channels In The Globus Pallidus Of Both Normal And MPTP Parkinsonian Mice
37.	To Study The Role Of External Globus Pallidus In The Production Of Abnormal Involuntary Movements
38.	Observation Of Brain Functional Connectivity Of Functional Magnetic Resonance In Resting Tremor Of Parkinson’s Disease
39.	Clinical Analysis Of Severe Hyperbilirubinemia In326Neonates
40.	Effects And Mechanism Of Low Frequency Stimulation Of Pedunculopontine Nucleus On Spontaneous Discharges Of Globus Pallidus Internus In Rats
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