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A method of studying conduction anesthesia on the sciatic nerve of the frog

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Many methods used for investigating the local anesthetizing effect of medicinal preparations have a significant drawback, preventing objective recording of the changes occurring during local anesthesia. Such methods give only subjective results, which are not always reliable. A method of assessing conduction anesthesia, suggested by the author, makes it possible to take a separate recording of the changes occurring in the nerve impulse conductivity along the sensory and the motor fibers of frog sciatic nerve, subjected to anesthesia.

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  1. Department of Pharmacology of the Ternopol Institute of Medicine, Ternopol, USSR

    A. S. Kucheruk

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Kucheruk, A.S. A method of studying conduction anesthesia on the sciatic nerve of the frog. Bull Exp Biol Med 51, 121–123 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01306895

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