Anesthesiology · 1970 · 238 citations · 0 references
Canine Cerebral AtpAnesthetic MechanismSocial SciencesHalothane AnesthesiaBrain InjuryNeurologyAnesthetic PharmacologyAnimal PhysiologyCanine BrainAnesthesia PracticeNeuropharmacologyCerebral Blood FlowAnaesthetic AgentCerebral AnoxiaNeurophysiologyNeuroanatomyPhysiologyTissue OxygenationElectrophysiologyAnesthesiaMedicineAnoxia ProducedAnesthesiology
ATP and lactate in the canine brain were determined before and during cerebral anoxia induced by decapitation, both at 30 C during halothane anesthesia (0.8 per cent) and at 37 C during four anesthetic circumstances (nitrous oxide, 70 per cent; halothane, 0.8 per cent; halothane, <0.1 per cent; and