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Conventional Animal Models for Study of Human Post-stroke Depression

Cao Dong

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Post-stroke depression is a common cerebrovascular disease that has a very high incidence rate and an obvious influence on patient's life quality,but pathogenesy of post-stroke depression is yet unknown now.This paper summarize over conventional animal models for study of human post-stroke depression for promoting to research about pathogenesy of post-stroke depression.

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Post-stroke depression is a common cerebrovascular disease that has a very high incidence rate and an obvious influence on patient's life quality,but pathogenesy of post-stroke depression is yet unknown now.This paper summarize over conventional animal models for study of human post-stroke depression for promoting to research about pathogenesy of post-stroke depression.

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Post-stroke depression is a common cerebrovascular disease that has a very high incidence rate and an obvious influence on patient's life quality,but pathogenesy of post-stroke depression is yet unknown now.This paper summarize over conventional animal models for study of human post-stroke depression for promoting to research about pathogenesy of post-stroke depression.

Key concepts: Depression (economics), Post-stroke depression, Stroke (engine), Medicine, Human studies, Incidence (geometry), Disease, Psychiatry

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