THE PRODUCTION OF SHOCK BY THE PROLONGED CONTINUOUS INJECTION OF ADRENALIN IN UNANESTHETIZED DOGS
THE PRODUCTION OF SHOCK BY THE PROLONGED CONTINUOUS INJECTION OF ADRENALIN IN UNANESTHETIZED DOGS
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长时间连续注射肾上腺素对未麻醉的狗产生休克
DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1940.131.3.545
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发表时间:
1940
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通讯作者:
C. Miller
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作者:
N. E. Freeman;H. Freedman;C. Miller
METHODS. Adult dogs of 12 to 18.8 kgm. were used. They were trained to lie quietly on their sides and were found to remain in this position best while blindfolded. Blood pressure was recorded directly from the left femoral or left brachial artery by means of a cannula, inserted under local anesthesia, connected with a tambour manometer. The rate of blood flow in the right hind paw was measured with a plethysmograph according to the method of Freeman and Zeller (7). Hemoglobin concentrations were measured with a Sahli hemoglobinometer on blood obtained from the right ear. Hematocrit determinations were made on hepariniaed blood from the right jugular vein at the beginning of the experiment and again at the time when the second plasma volume determination was started. The plasma volume determinations were made with the dye T-1824 (Gregersen, Gibson and Stead, 10; Gibson and Evans, 8) before the