The Physiology And Pathology of the Cerebral Circulation; An Experimental Research
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This is shown in Fig. 30. Cat. — Four arteries tied. Failure of respiration and fall of blood pressure caused by the entrance of a very little MgSO^ solution while washing a clot out of the arterial cannula. Recovery by artificial respiration. Subsequent staircase respiration. A. Carotid. B. Respiration. C. Artificial respiration. Cheyne Stokes respiration and Traube Hering blood pressure curves are of common occurrence in these cases of cerebral ansemia. Chloroform and MgS04 solution bring the...m out with the greatest ease. Gad has produced them in rabbits by cerebral CEREBRAL AN.^MIA. 131 anaemia. Gaskell and Shore have done hkewise by a shght dose of chloroform coupled with cerebral ansemia. In normal animals large doses of morphia are especially liable to produce these curious phenomena. It is always noticeable that as the blood pressure rises and falls in the Traube Hering curve so the respira- tions rise and fall in depth. Filehne has shown in the case of Cheyno Stokes respiration, produced by morphia, that there is no 132 THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION.
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