Has anyone observed neuronal nuclear vacuolation in the neocortex following ischemic injury?

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Following ischemic injury to the visual cortex, we have observed a cohort of neurons that have nuclear vacuolation. These cells do not appear pyknotic and nuclei otherwise normal.

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