1986
DOI: 10.1097/00000542-198609000-00005
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Effects of Inhalational Anesthetics on Verapamil Pharmacokinetics in Dogs

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“…14, 16 Similar findings have been observed in rats 135 and lambs 84 with CDH. Yamataka and Puri reported an increase in medial and adventitial thickness and the adventitial area in pulmonary arteries of CDH patients with PPHN.…”
Section: Differentiation and Maturation Of The Pulmonary Vasculature supporting
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“…14, 16 Similar findings have been observed in rats 135 and lambs 84 with CDH. Yamataka and Puri reported an increase in medial and adventitial thickness and the adventitial area in pulmonary arteries of CDH patients with PPHN.…”
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confidence: 56%
“…6,[83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90] Fetal lambs in the late pseudoglandular or canalicular stage of lung development are used for models of the surgical type. The procedure has recently been reviewed by Wilcox and coworkers.…”
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“…This results in a secondary defect: pulmonary hypoplasia and abnormal pulmonary vascular development. 6,7 However, since the introduction of the 2,4-dichlorophenyl-p-nitrophenylether (Nitrofen) animal model for CDH, an alternative hypothesis has been suggested. 8,9 This animal model is based on the teratogenic effects of the herbicide Nitrofen.…”
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“…A fluid medium potentially eradicates these disadvantages, and can be used as long as it is not harmful to the fetus. Ringer's lactate and water have been used as a replacement medium both in the amniotic fluid and in the fetus [21], as has helium [22], but, as expected, the conduction of an electrical current across the amniotic space for both amniotic fluid and lactate was so great that electrocautery on the surface of the fetus and deeper tis sues was impossible. Using glycine, however, enabled sur gery to be performed successfully without any demonstra ble adverse effects from the glycine exposure.…”
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