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Title:
AMELIORATIVE EFFECT OF RESVERATROL ON TRAMADOL INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY IN ADULT ALBINO RATS
Authors: Rabab Hindawy*, Fatma Fawzi Hendawy
Year: 2026
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Abstract:

Background: Neurotoxicity of tramadol which is used as a potent analgesic considers a significant public health concern. Resveratrol has antioxidants, anti- inflammatory and anti-apoptotic characters, therefore elicits cerebral oxidative disturbances, it offers neural protection. Aim: this experimental study aimed at assessing the tramadol’s toxic impacts on brain of adult albino rat behaviorally, biochemically, histopathological, and immuno-histochemical, and to explore the potential ameliorative effect of resveratrol. Materials & Methods: fifty rats weighing 180-200 gm were used and parted into four groups: two Control groups [Negative, and Solvent], resveratrol (20mg/kg B.W./day) group, tramadol group (50mg/kg/day), tramadol+ resveratrol group. for 28 days. Results: Resveratrol relieved the cognitive deficit and oxidative stress (CAT, & GPx concentrations raised significantly (P

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