Neuropharmacological correction of cognitive processes disrupted by extirpation of the AI-AII and Ep fields in cats.

Neurosci Behav Physiol

Laboratory of the Morphophysiology of Conditioned Reflexes, Science Research Institute of the Brain, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow.

Published: April 1997

An original neuropsychophysiological battery of tests was used to study the possibility of neuropharmacological correction of compensatory-restorative processes in cats after extirpation of a defined zone of the temporal cortex; studies were carried out in conditions of free behavior. In a variety of activation and inhibition regimes, systemic administration of cholinergic, dopaminergic, GABAergic, and serotoninergic agents could have favorable effects on restorative mechanisms, depending on cortical psycho-organic symptoms. Each cognitive activity studied (perception, gnosis, thought) had its own specific positive neuromediator "profile" in terms of compensatory outcomes.

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