Abstract:Objective: To investigate the effect of intravertebral injection of single ozone on the expression of myline-associated glycoprotein MAG and tumor necrosis factor α(TNF-α) in the dorsal root nerve in the rational pain model of demyelinating neuropathy by lysophosphatidic acid (LPA).Methods:C56 male mice were injected with 1nmol LPA for neuropathic pain modeling. 24 hours after modeling, mice were randomly divided into artificial cerebralspinal fluid (aCSF) (LPA+aCSF group) and ozone group (LPA+O3 group).With segmental intervertebral foramen aCSF or ozone injection respectively, before the injection of LPA (t0), ozone injection or aCSF (t1), 24 hours after injection of ozone or aCSF (t2), 3 days (t3), 7 days (t4), 14 days (t5) is used to detect the pain behavior, and the protein immunoblot method at different time points (t0 - t4) test dorsal nerve myelin protein MAG and changes the expression of TNF-α.Results: 1. Compared with the artificial cerebrospinal fluid group, the mechanical pain sensitivity threshold and thermal pain sensitivity incubation period increased significantly 24 hours after ozone injection, and remained unchanged until day 7; 2.2. Compared with the artificial cerebrospinal fluid group, the expression of TNF-α was significantly decreased 24 hours after ozone injection, the lowest at 3 days, and maintained until the 7th day;3. Compared with the artificial cerebrospinal fluid group, the protein ration of MAG 24 hours and 3 days after injection in the ozone group was more stable, with no further degradation and only slightly decreased at 7 days.Conclusion: the injection of single ozone into the intervertebral foramen in the demyelinating neuropathic pain of lysophosphatidic acid can significantly relieve the neuropathic pain by inhibiting the release of inflammatory factors and maintaining the stability of MAG.