Sentences with phrase «induced by anesthesia»

Rats undergoing natural sleep or sleep induced by anesthesia increased their brain's interstitial spaces by 60 %.6 This leads to significant exchanges between CSF and interstitial fluid that result in increased rates of beta - amyloid clearance during sleep.

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He enjoyed playing the hospital's Wii video games until he fell into the kind of sleep induced by general anesthesia.

There are currently no devices approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to control general anesthesia or induced coma, but there is a device available in Europe and South America, based on an algorithm that uses the patient's EEG to compute an index on a 100 - point scale.

We induced seizure by awakening the Japanese honeybee workers from CO2 - induced anesthesia at room temperature (25 °C) as described previously [13], and measured the Acks expression levels in the whole brain using quantitative RT - PCR.

Total RNA was extracted from the whole brains of Japanese honeybee workers with seizures induced by awakening from anesthesia, using TRIzol Reagent (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA).

In addition, expression analysis revealed that, like kakusei, Acks transcript expression levels transiently increase after seizure induced by awakening from anesthesia (Figure 1B and C), and the induced Acks expression can be broadly visualized in several brain regions (Figure 2).

General anesthesia was induced by intraperitoneal injection of pentobarbital sodium (Sanofi, Libourne, France) just before killing by exsanguination.

Under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian, veterinary technicians prepare and give medications as ordered by the veterinarian, take x-rays, induce and maintain anesthesia, and assist with medical and surgical procedures.

By Dr. Katherine Burt Anesthesia is the temporary state induced by a combination of drugs, both injected and inhaled, that induces analgesia (pain relief), paralysis, amnesia, and unconsciousnesBy Dr. Katherine Burt Anesthesia is the temporary state induced by a combination of drugs, both injected and inhaled, that induces analgesia (pain relief), paralysis, amnesia, and unconsciousnesby a combination of drugs, both injected and inhaled, that induces analgesia (pain relief), paralysis, amnesia, and unconsciousness.

Anesthesia is the temporary state induced by a combination of drugs, both injected and inhaled, that induces analgesia (pain relief), paralysis, amnesia, and unconsciousness.

• Adept at inducing, sustaining, and adjusting anesthesia levels, in sync with the instructions provided by the anesthesiologist, and the surgeon.