THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON EVOKED TACTILE AND AUDITORY CNS RESPONSE IN CATS
Arthur W. Guy, James C. Lin, Fredric A. Harris · 1972
Exposure of cat heads to 915 MHz microwave radiation changed evoked tactile and auditory CNS responses at a mean threshold around 5 mW/cm2, with temperature rises always associated.
Plain English Summary
The study exposed cat heads to 915 MHz microwave radiation and measured evoked tactile and auditory CNS responses. Changes in latency and/or amplitude occurred at a mean threshold of about 5 mW/cm2. Temperature rises were always associated with the changes. Variations in results were noted with different electrode compositions, suggesting possible artifacts.
Finding
Controlled laboratory exposure of the heads of cats to 915 MHz microwave radiation produced changes in latency and/or amplitude of evoked tactile and auditory CNS responses.
In their words
“Controlled laboratory exposure of the heads of cats to 915 MHz microwave radiation produced changes in latency and/or amplitude of evoked tactile and auditory CNS responses.”
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@article{the_effect_of_microwave_radiation_on_evoked_tactile_and_auditory_cns_response_in_g3996,
author = {Arthur W. Guy and James C. Lin and Fredric A. Harris},
title = {THE EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON EVOKED TACTILE AND AUDITORY CNS RESPONSE IN CATS},
year = {1972},
}