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The authors designed a special capsule for local exclusion of cerebral cortex by low temperatures. Cold solution is passed through this apparatus which decreases the cortical temperature down to 19–20 C. The capsule is supplied by electrodes, which allow stimulation of various areas of the brain by electric current (for control) during cooling.
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From the Physiology Department (Head-Professor N. Iu. Belenkov) of the S. M. Gor'kii Medical Institute
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Belenkov, N.I., Smetankin, G.N., Azolov, V.V. et al. A local cortical cooling block. Bull Exp Biol Med 45, 257–258 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00784024
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