Acute Hypoxemia in Rabbits

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  • Hitoshi Kato
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We studied the effect of pulmonary afferent activity on the heart rate response to a progressive, isocapnic decrease in oxygen saturation (Sao2) in anesthetized rabbits. To abolish the effect of rapidly adapting receptors, we used inhaled bupivacaine aerosol, and to abolish the effect of slowly adapting stretch receptor activity, we used sulfur dioxide insufflation. The heart rate (HR) response (AHR/ASao2) under control conditions was 0.39 1.29 beats/min/% (mean + SD,

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تاریخ انتشار 2005