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Motor axon excitability measures in the rat tail are the same awake or anaesthetized using sodium pentobarbital

2019-05-27

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<h4>Background</h4> Nerve excitability tests in sciatic motor axons are sensitive to anaesthetic choice. Results using ketamine/xylazine (KX) are different from those using sodium pentobarbital (SP). It is not clear which results are most similar to the awake condition, though results using SP appear more similar to human results. <h4>Methods</h4> Nerve excitability in tail motor axons was tested in 8 adult fema...

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07664025-f79d-50b3-b975-d33219e3b1f3
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10.1101/651927
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