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Cerebrospinal Fluid Transport: a Lymphatic Perspective by Johnston, M, Papaiconomou, C

“…M. Johnston and C. Papaiconomou Neuroscience Research, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, Sunnybrook and Women’s College Health Sciences…”
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Does neonatal cerebrospinal fluid absorption occur via arachnoid projections or extracranial lymphatics? by Papaiconomou, C, Bozanovic-Sosic, R, Zakharov, A, Johnston, M

“…Arachnoid villi and granulations are thought to represent the primary sites where cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is absorbed. However, these structures do not…”
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Lymphatic cerebrospinal fluid absorption pathways in neonatal sheep revealed by subarachnoid injection of Microfil by Zakharov, A., Papaiconomou, C., Djenic, J., Midha, R., Johnston, M.

“…There is mounting evidence that a significant portion of cerebrospinal fluid drainage is associated with transport along cranial and spinal nerves with…”
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Integrating the roles of extracranial lymphatics and intracranial veins in cerebrospinal fluid absorption in sheep by Zakharov, A, Papaiconomou, C, Koh, L, Djenic, J, Bozanovic-Sosic, R, Johnston, M

“…At relatively low cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressures, the majority of CSF drainage in 6- to 8-month-old sheep occurs through the cribriform plate into…”
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Comparison of cerebrospinal fluid transport in fetal and adult sheep by Mollanji, R, Papaiconomou, C, Boulton, M, Midha, R, Johnston, M

“…We quantified cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) transport (conductance) and CSF outflow resistance in late-gestation fetal and adult sheep using two methods, a…”
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Reassessment of the pathways responsible for cerebrospinal fluid absorption in the neonate by Papaiconomou, C, Zakharov, A, Azizi, N, Djenic, J, Johnston, M

“…In neonatal lambs, the quantitative evidence suggests that a significant volume of cranial CSF drainage is associated with transport along olfactory nerves…”
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Functional impact of lymphangiogenesis on fluid transport after lymph node excision by KIM, C, LI, B, PAPAICONOMOU, C, ZAKHAROV, A, JOHNSTON, M

“…When a lymph node is excised, lymphangiogenesis occurs to maintain flow in the affected area. However, a complex network of small vessels replaces the node and…”
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