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Some Interesting Effects of the Partial Dissection of the Midbrain on the Respiratory Changes observed by the Ingection of highly Consentrated Sodium Citrate : into the Lateral Ventricle Minoru Narita 1 , Hajime Kanno 1 , Shun yan Liao 1 , Yoshiyuki Nogucht 1 1Surgical Clinic of Tokyo Dental College pp.715-721
Published Date 1957/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200619
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One of the authors, NARITA, reported that the injection of highly concentrated sodium citrate into the lateral ventricle, arrests respiratory movements and causes various autonomic responses, and named these changes as the "effects of sodium citrate injection into the lateral ventricle".

In the present study, 28 dogs received partial dissection of the midbrain for the investigation of effects of 2.0 mol sodium citrate 0.03cc injection into the lateral ventricle.

1) After partial dissection of the midbrain beyond a certain limit, the typical effects of sodium citrate injection (into the lateral ventricle) do not appear for about 20 minutes except slight inhibitory and acceleratory changes. Then, the respiratory arrest sud-denly becomes apparent‥‥‥.the typical effects of sodium citrate injection (into the lateral ventricle). This phenomenon may be con-sidered as a sort of nerve shock and is named "midbrain shock".

2) In order to eliminate above mentioned effects of sodium citrate injection into the lateral ventricle, frontal dissection of more than two thirds or three fourths of the midbrain is required.


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