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. 2019 Mar 31;26(1):393–403. doi: 10.1080/10717544.2019.1587044

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Figure 5. — Trigeminal transection reduced brain and trigeminal perivascular EB. (A–C) EB in non-transection trigeminal vessel, perineurium and fasciculus. (D–E) Trigeminal transection reduced EB in perivascular spaces or tissues, in the perineurium and fasciculus. (G–I) EB distributed into perivascular spaces in medulla, pons and pia mater. (J–I) trigeminal transection reduced the EB around the vessel in medulla, pons and pia mater. White arrows: perineurial EB; blue arrows: perivascular EB. The bar is 50 μm, 20×; (B) and (E) 40×.