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Hypoglycaemia in the rabbit due to an intravenous injection of insulin results in an important diminution of the value of theb wave in the ERG (up till 80%). Nevertheless, this phenomenon does not follow directly upon the lowering of the blood glucose level but takes place, on the average, about 2 h later. This fact is explained by the enormous energy reserves of the retina, the lowering of the ERG taking place only when these reserves are exhausted.
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J. Babel etB. Ziv, Ophthalmologica (sous presse); Exper.13, 122 (1957).
W. Pabst, Graefes Arch.157, 122 (1955).
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Babel, J., Ziv, B. L'action de l'hypoglycémie sur l'électrorétinogramme du lapin. Experientia 13, 123–124 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02157572
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