doi: 10.1007/BF03006778.
Effect of anaesthetic agents on the ionic composition of cerebrospinal fluid following total cerebral ischaemia
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- DOI: 10.1007/BF03006778
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Effect of anaesthetic agents on the ionic composition of cerebrospinal fluid following total cerebral ischaemia
Can Anaesth Soc J.
1978 Jan.
Abstract
Total cerebral ischaemia in rats caused a marked increase in the cisternal CSF potassium concentration but little change in CSF sodium or chloride concentration. The anaesthetic techniques studied (pentobarbitone, halothane/oxygen and nitrous oxide/oxygen/relaxant) did not effect the potassium increase following cerebral ischaemia. We conclude that the mechanism of barbiturate protection following cerebral ischaemia is different from that of hypothermia.
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