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High Pressure Neurological Syndrome

Known as: High Pressure Neurological Syndrome [Disease/Finding], HPNSs, High Pressure Neural Syndrome 
A syndrome related to increased atmospheric pressure and characterized by tremors, nausea, dizziness, decreased motor and mental performance, and… 
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1991
1991
Role of dopamine receptors in the occurrence of the behavioral motor disturbances in rats exposed to high pressure
1991
1991
Effects of the administration of a-methyl-p-tyrosine on the striatal dopamine increase and the behavioral motor disturbances in rats exposed to high pressure
1991
1991
A new device for behavioral analysis on rats exposed to high pressure
1988
1988
Sleep disturbances in man during different compression profiles up to 62 bars in helium-oxygen mixture.
1984
1984
Mechanistic studies on the high pressure neurological syndrome.
The high pressure neurological syndrome (h.p.n.s.) constitutes a major barrier to deep sea exploration by man. Although the signs… 
1984
1984
High pressure nervous syndrome: psychometric and clinico-electrophysiological correlations.
The high pressure nervous syndrome (h.p.n.s.) was studied in man from clinical, electrophysiological and psychometric viewpoints… 
1984
1984
Effects of addition of nitrogen during rapid compression of baboons.
A series of dives was carried out to depths of 600 and 800 m seawater (msw) using baboons (Papio papio). Experiments were… 
1981
1981
Evidence that two loci predominantly determine the difference in susceptibility to the high pressure neurologic syndrome type I seizure in mice.
Most mammals tested, when exposed to increasing pressure in helium/oxygen atmospheres, exhibit progressive motor disturbances… 
1978
1978
Pressure, temperature, and repetitive impulse generation in crustacean axons.
Increases in nerve axon excitability, including repetitive activity, have from time to time been reported in nerves subjected to… 
Review
1977
Review
1977
Biophysical Mechanisms of Anesthetic Action: Historical Perspective and Review of Current Concepts
The large number and diversity of anesthetic agents were evident to investigators 80 years ago, and suggested a physicochemical… 
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