In-vivo Electrophysiology of Anesthetic Action
作者： F. von Dincklage , B. Rehberg
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-0173-5_11
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摘要: The anesthetic state is achieved through various sites of action located in the brain and spinal cord. In-vivo electrophysiology humans can help to close gap between knowledge about molecular mechanisms from animal experiments observed clinical effects humans. Information altered processing be won analyses stimulated unstimulated electroencephalogram while on cord peripheral investigated noxious innocuous reflexes brainstem. Through incorporating modern functional imaging methods specific pharmacological models simple applicable electroencephalographic reflex correlates determined for effects.
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