doi: 10.1016/0378-5955(90)90053-r.
Furosemide has no effect on endocochlear potential and tuning properties of primary afferent fibres in the pigeon inner ear
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Furosemide has no effect on endocochlear potential and tuning properties of primary afferent fibres in the pigeon inner ear
Hear Res.
1990 Dec.
Abstract
In the pigeon no influence of high doses (135 mg/kg) of furosemide on endocochlear potential and sound evoked activity in single auditory nerve fibres was found. This finding contrasts strongly to results in mammals.
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