Six clinically healthy mongrels were used repeatedly in the following experiments.
(A) Experiments of gradual induction of EAA on bilateral Sp-6 (G.I, experiments) : Load voltage was increased up to 6-7 Vp-p gradually within 60 min., and thereafter maintained for 40 min. (EAA: 5 cases, Control: 5 cases) .
(B) Experiments of rapid induction of EAA on bilateral Sp-6 (R.I. experiments) : Soon after i.v, injection of thiamylal sodium 12.5 mg/kg, b.w., load voltage was increased up to 15 Vp-p within 2 min., and thereafter maintained for 60 min. (EAA: 6 cases, Control: cases) . Clinical and hematological observations were performed periodically.
Results: (A) G.I. experiments
1) During the induction stage dogs were excited, while they were quiet during the maintenance stage.
2) Body temperature (T), pulse rate (P) and respiration rate (R) increased accompanying with the increace of load voltage, and decreased gradually during the maintenance stage.
3) WBC and neutrophil (%) increased gradually.
4) Plasma glucose was elevated during the induction stage, and thereafter reduced gradually.
5) No distinct changes were shown in Ht values, total serum protein (TP), plasma urea-N and total cholesterol.
Results: (B) R.I. experiments
1) Dogs were quiet or drowsy throughout the experiment.
2) In the early stage of induction, reduction of T and increase of P were observed, and thereafter T and P returned to normal gradually.
3) R showed no remarkable changes.
4) WBC and neutrophil (%) increased gradually.
5) Plasma glucose showed transient elevation.
6) No distinct changes were shown in the levels of Ht, TP, urea-N and total cholesterol.
These results supported the authers' view that EAA with premedication of thiamylal sodium was recommended.
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