Catalan
Albanian
Arabic
Armenian
Azerbaijani
Belarusian
Bengali
Bosnian
Catalan
Czech
Danish
Deutsch
Dutch
English
Estonian
Finnish
Français
Greek
Haitian Creole
Hebrew
Hindi
Hungarian
Icelandic
Indonesian
Irish
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Latvian
Lithuanian
Macedonian
Mongolian
Norwegian
Persian
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Slovak
Slovenian
Spanish
Swahili
Swedish
Turkish
Ukrainian
Vietnamese
Български
中文(简体)
中文(繁體)

inert gas narcosis/seizures

L'enllaç es desa al porta-retalls
9 resultats

Lithium effects: protection against nitrogen narcosis, potentiation of HPNS.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
The effect of either 10, 8, or 6 meq/kg of intraperitoneal lithium chloride or sodium chloride on the loss of righting response (RR50) produced by 18.2 ATA N2-ATA O2 was examined in rats. Results were compared to the effects of 10, 8, 6, or 4 meq/kg of intraperitoneal lithium chloride given 24 h

Effects of prolonged simultaneous exposure of CD-1 mice to high pressures and inert gas narcosis.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
Addition of N2 to the heliox used in pressure conditioning exposures reduces or suppresses the increase in convulsion threshold pressure (Pc) as well as the change in compression rate effect resulting from pressure exposures in the absence of N2; 18 atm N2 neutralizes the effect of 80 ATA total

Inert gas narcosis, the high pressure neurological syndrome, and the critical volume hypothesis.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
The hypothesis that general anesthesia or pressure-induced convulsions occur when a hydrophobic region is expanded or compressed, respectively, by critical amounts is consistent with recent data obtained with mice. Calculations show that anesthesia occurs at an expansion of 1.1 percent and

Neurological oxygen toxicity.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
SCUBA diving has several risks associated with it from breathing air under pressure--nitrogen narcosis, barotrauma and decompression sickness (the bends). Trimix SCUBA diving involves regulating mixtures of nitrogen, oxygen and helium in an attempt to overcome the risks of narcosis and decompression

Epilepsy and recreational scuba diving: an absolute contraindication or can there be exceptions? A call for discussion.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
Recreational scuba diving is a popular sport, and people with epilepsy often ask physicians whether they may engage in diving. Scuba diving is not, however, without risk for anyone; apart from the risk of drowning, the main physiological problems, caused by exposure to gases at depth, are

The opposing physiological effects of high pressures and inert gases.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
The physiological effects on mammals of elevated pressures (approximately 100 atmospheres) must be considered in the context of the inert gases breathed. The most striking effect of pressure per se is a central hyperexcitability manifest at first by trembling of the entremities and finally by

Low susceptibility to inert gases and pressure symptoms in TREK-1-deficient mice.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
Nervous disorders may occur after an organism is saturated with inert gases, which may alter the lipid bilayer structure, according to their liposolubility coefficient. Increase in the nitrogen partial pressure induces a neurological syndrome called 'nitrogen narcosis'. By contrast, high pressures

Compressed breathing air - the potential for evil from within.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
Human underwater activities rely on an adequate supply of breathable compressed gas, usually air, free from contaminants that could cause incapacitation underwater or post-dive or longer-term health effects. Potentially fatal but well-known hazards are hypoxia secondary to steel cylinder corrosion

The interactions between pressure and anaesthetics.

Només els usuaris registrats poden traduir articles
Inicieu sessió / registreu-vos
Compression of animals causes excitation, which has recently posed a barrier to deeper diving. The broad question addressed here is how far the inert gas breathed modifies the excitatory effects of hydrostatic pressure. By using aquatic animals we first show that helium postpones the onset of
Uneix-te a la nostra
pàgina de Facebook

La base de dades d’herbes medicinals més completa avalada per la ciència

  • Funciona en 55 idiomes
  • Cures a base d'herbes recolzades per la ciència
  • Reconeixement d’herbes per imatge
  • Mapa GPS interactiu: etiqueta les herbes a la ubicació (properament)
  • Llegiu publicacions científiques relacionades amb la vostra cerca
  • Cerqueu herbes medicinals pels seus efectes
  • Organitzeu els vostres interessos i estigueu al dia de les novetats, els assajos clínics i les patents

Escriviu un símptoma o una malaltia i llegiu sobre herbes que us poden ajudar, escriviu una herba i vegeu malalties i símptomes contra els quals s’utilitza.
* Tota la informació es basa en investigacions científiques publicades

Google Play badgeApp Store badge