Über elektroenzephalographische Veränderungen nach Röntgenbestrahlung des Gehirns

Rube, W

doi:10.1055/s-0029-1226468

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“…In general the EEG patterns did not indicate any focal lesions, but rather general cerebral damage. Rube (1959) observed no cortical EEG changes in guinea pigs after 500 r. A 1,000-r. dose did produce temporary changes lasting less than 2 days. Gangloff and Haley (1959) administered 400 r. WBR to five cats.…”

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Behavioral effects of ionizing radiations: 1955-61.

Furchtgott¹

1963

Psychological Bulletin

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A review of the rapidly increasing literature. The conclusions included: (a) Mammals irradiated pre- or neonatally show relatively permanent deficits in several behavioral domains, such as learning, motor functions, mating, etc. (b) Some investigators report that even small doses affect neural functions and consequently CR acquisition while other find no effects even with large doses. (c) Radiation, however, may be an UCS in avoidance conditioning. Also, several motivational variables are affected. (d) Except for vision where the results are equivocal the data on sensory functions are scant. (e) There is little evidence for long-term human changes. (f) It is emphasized that radiation may be a potentially useful tool in several areas. (195 ref.)

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