I'm not quite sure what you are looking for, but a well-established stroke model involves IV or IP injection of Rose Bengal (freshly prepared) followed by exposure of a selected portion of the brain surface to light (we use a fiber-optic light guide to put a small circle of light on the cerebral surface). The light interacts with Rose Bengal and induces thromobosis of small vessels only in the illuminated volume, thereby producing a focal infarct. I hope this helps.
I'm not sure what you are looking for, but one well-established model involves IV or IP injection of the dye Rose Bengal (freshly prepared, stock solutions go bad) followed by exposure of a selected portion of the brain to light (we use a fiberoptic light guide). The light interacts with the Rose Bengal producing reactive oxygen species and other free radicals, thereby thrombosing small vessels only within the illuminated volume. This produces a nice focal infarct.