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Studies of the Effect of Sensory Stimulation on the Electroen-cephalogram.:2 Effect of cutaneous pressure and tactile Stimuli upon ECG of the unanesthetized frog's olfactory lobe. Kensuke Satô 1 1Department of Physiology, Nagasaki University School of Medicine pp.273-275
Published Date 1955/9/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200459
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The effect of cutaneous pressure and tactile stimulus upon the electrocorticogram (ECG) of unanesthetized frog's olfactory lobe was obser-ved ; and the results obtained are as follows.

1. Spindle wave pattern is seen in the ECG tracings led from the unanesthetized frog's ol-factory lobes. It is blocked by the more rapid and minute waves superposed on slow irregu-lar fluctuations. Furthermore, a large negative and positive diphasic swing appears suggesting some unknown relationship to the spindle wave pattern (Fig.1 and 3).

2. Not only the spindle wave pattern, but also slower and more rapid waves are also in-hibited by cutaneous pressure stimulus (Fig.1 and 2).The number of the peaks in the freque-ncyspectrums also decreases (Fig. 2).

3. Tactile stimuli on the skin, however, cause an enhancement of the spindle wave patterns in magnitude (Fig.3 and 4) following the incre-ment in the number of the peaks in the frequen cyspectrum.

4. From thea above results it is evident that the electrical activity of the olfactory center is affected by cutaneous afferent impulses caused by cutaneous pressure and tactile stimulations.


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