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Intrathecal Substance P-Saporin in the Dog

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2013

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Ashley J. Wiese, Michael Rathbun, Mark T. Butt, Shelle Malkmus, Philip J. Richter, Kent G. Osborn, Qinghao Xu, Samantha L. Veesart, Joanne Steinauer, Denise Higgins,
Anesthesiology

Abstract

Intrathecal 15-µg SP-SAP reduced dorsal, but not ventral, NK1-r (+) neurons at the spinal level of delivery with minimal side effects, whereas 150-µg SP-SAP resulted in motor neuron toxicity.

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