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Injections of drugs into the lateral ventricle of the cat
TLDR
The method formerly used for intraventricular injections in unanaesthetized animals has the following drawbacks: the animals are physically restrained; fear, pain and other defence reactions may overshadow or modify the drug effect; and there must always remain a certain doubt whether injury of the brain substance has occurred and is responsible for the observed effects.
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ELECTROGRAPHIC DEPTH RECORDINGS FROM THE BRAINS OF PSYCHOTICS
  • S. Sherwood
  • Medicine, Psychology
    Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
  • 1 January 1962
Neurosurgical procedures have been both highly successful and disappointly useless in the treatment of behavior disorders. Whether these be of the nature of the major psychoses, or neuroses…
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A permanent cannula for intraventricular injections in cats.
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Some effects of tubocurarine on the electrical activity of the cat's brain
TLDR
The effect of tubocurarine given by the intraventricular route was studied with respect to changes in electrical activity of the brain in anaesthetized cats with a focus on the response evoked by peripheral nerve stimulation.
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Behaviour of cats after intraventricular injections of eserine and DFP
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The present paper records the effects of the anticholinesterases eserine and diisopropylfluorophosphonate (DFP) administered by the same route.
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Effects of calcium and potassium injected into the cerebral ventricles of the cat
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The effect of introduction of some drugs into the cerebral ventricles on the electrical activity of the brain of cats.
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Injections of bulbocapnine into the cerebral ventricles of cats.
Recently it was found (Feldberg and Sherwood, 1954b) that the anticholinesterases dyflos (DFP) and eserine, when given to cats by the intraventricular route, produce a condition with many of the…
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Marihuana and the human electroencephalogram
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Effects of Intraventricular Acetylcholine, Cholinesterase, and Related Compounds in Normal and ‘Catatonic’ Cats
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It was thought that cholinesterase and other drugs counteracting acetylcholine should reduce the manifestations of schizophrenia, and they have done so, on injection into the cerebral ventricles of man.
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