This paper discusses histological and
ultrastructural changes produced by dye-sensitized
photoreactions in the central and peripheral nervous
system. Particular attention has been given to
morphological outcome in experimental models which
reproduce widespread clinical pathologies, e.g. stroke,
spinal cord injury and peripheral neuropathy. Evaluation
of structural alterations may not only help to characterize
the evolution of these disease processes but also allow us
to study possibilities of therapeutic intervention