Does dizocilpine but not ketamine reduce the volume of ischaemic damage after acute subdural haematoma in the rat?
These results suggest that the factors elicited by the clotted blood contribute to the ischaemic damage after subdural haematoma, and that the glutamate receptor antagonist dizocilpine reduces the damage, while ketamine shows only a trend reduction of the damage.
Transverse plane of occlusion was not associated with the habit of bruxism.