[Intravital microscopic analysis of perfusion, leukocyte-endothelial cell interaction and neovascularization after burns: an in vivo study of SKH-1/hr hairless mice]].
O Goertz, S Langer, H H Homann, L Steinstraesser, H U Steinau
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Abstract
Breakdown of skin microcirculation is supposed to play a key role in pathophysiology of burn injury. The aim of the study was to develop a burn model, which allows repetitive quantitative in vivo analysis of microcirculation after burn injury with special focus on leukocyte endothelium interaction over a longer period of time. Male hairless mice (SKH-1/hr) were used. Deep partial thickness burns were inflicted in no-touch-technique to the ears. Intravital fluorescent microscopy in combination with FITC-dextran as a plasma-marker was used to assess standard microcirculatory parameters. Leukocytes were stained with rhodamine-6-G to study their interaction with the endothelium.
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