The influence of electroanesthesia on the visual pathways
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Edward J. Zuperku, Anthony Sances, Jr., Sanford J. Larson, Arthur S. Wilson · 1967
Finding
Responses in optic tract, LGN, and optic radiation decreased gradually with increased rectangular current levels. Minimal change in evoked response occurred at the 2.5 ma dc level. The responses were reduced to 20 per cent of control or less at the anesthetic level of 2.5 ma dc with 2.5-3.5 ma average rectangular current (ar).
In their words
“Responses in optic tract, LGN, and optic radiation decreased gradually with increased rectangular current levels. Minimal change in evoked response occurred at the 2.5 ma dc level. The responses were reduced to 20 per cent of control or less at the anesthetic level of 2.5 ma dc with 2.5-3.5 ma average rectangular current (ar).”
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Edward J. Zuperku, Anthony Sances, Jr., Sanford J. Larson, Arthur S. Wilson (1967). The influence of electroanesthesia on the visual pathways.
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@article{the_influence_of_electroanesthesia_on_the_visual_pathways_g5766,
author = {Edward J. Zuperku and Anthony Sances and Jr. and Sanford J. Larson and Arthur S. Wilson},
title = {The influence of electroanesthesia on the visual pathways},
year = {1967},
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