1971
DOI: 10.1159/000240360
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The Neonatal Puppy as an Experimental Subject

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“…Pulse rate and mean systemic arterial pressure recorded at the time of injection were considered as normal for the respective ages, although there is some discrepancy with results reported from other laboratories. The higher average values found by Arango and Rowe immediately after catheterization of the aorta under local anesthesia may be explained by excitement (41) in 10% formialin, sectioned transversely across the long axis, and cut perpendicular to the surface. Microscopic sectionis were photographed at the highest magnification that allowed the complete thickness of the cortex to be included in the picture.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Pulse rate and mean systemic arterial pressure recorded at the time of injection were considered as normal for the respective ages, although there is some discrepancy with results reported from other laboratories. The higher average values found by Arango and Rowe immediately after catheterization of the aorta under local anesthesia may be explained by excitement (41) in 10% formialin, sectioned transversely across the long axis, and cut perpendicular to the surface. Microscopic sectionis were photographed at the highest magnification that allowed the complete thickness of the cortex to be included in the picture.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 78%