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Fig. 1. — Prolonged anesthesia induces neuroinflammation and complement-mediated microglia

Fig. 1. — Prolonged anesthesia induces neuroinflammation and complement-mediated microglia
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Prolonged anesthesia caused cognitive dysfunction and anxiety-like behaviors in rats. A The schedule of the first experiment. Rats underwent 5 days of swimming training in the MWM. Then, 3% sevoflurane was exposed to rats for 4 h to induce SIN rats. Probe trials were performed on the first and third days after sevoflurane exposure. On the first day after sevoflurane exposure, we harvested brain tissues. B, C Prolonged anesthesia by sevoflurane caused cognitive dysfunction in rats. It reduced the time and number of entering the platform quadrant of rats.   D, E The before-after with SD chart of the MWM test in the control group. F, G The before-after with SD chart of the MWM test in Sevo group. H, I In OFT, prolonged anesthesia caused anxiety-like behaviors in rats. It decreased the time and number of entering the central region of rats. J, K In EPM, prolonged anesthesia caused anxiety-like behaviors in rats. It decreased the number and time of entering opened arms of rats. D
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