Method for screening factors on a paralysis model and method for

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The method makes it possible to induce in an animal a paralysis, preferably paraplegia, which is total and reversible in a predetermined period of time, with the aid of a balloon which compresses the spinal marrow. The animal model is employed in a method for testing candidate factors with neuroprotective and/or neuroregenerative function, which are considered as positive if a reduction in the duration of the paralysis can be observed. Medicinal products, in particular neuroprotective and/or neuroregenerative medicinal products, comprising an active principle demonstrated by the test method.

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