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Meat Science (85)2 2010
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Four groups of Manchega breed suckling lambs, stunned with different CO(2) concentrations and exposure times (G1: 80% CO(2) 90s; G2: 90% CO(2) 90s; G3: 90% CO(2) 60s; G4: 80% CO(2) 60s) plus an electrically stunned control group (G5), were used to determine (1) the physiological responses (hormonal,...
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PMID: 20374906
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Meat Science (84)4 2010
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Forty-nine Manchega breed male suckling lambs were used in this experiment. The effect of CO(2) concentration and exposure time at stunning [80% CO(2) for 90 s (G1); 90% CO(2) for 90 s (G2); 90% CO(2) for 60 s (G3); 80% CO(2) for 60 s (G4)] plus an electrically stunned control group (G5) was assesse...
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PMID: 20374849
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Georgian medical news ()164 2008
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29 patients with bounded forms of psoriasis (18-52 years old 19 men and 10 women since several months to 15 years suffering from the named illness) once in the morning were treated with Daivobet (ointment for external application). By the 10-14th day after treatment full regress of skin fine eruptio...
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PMID: 19075342
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Surgical Endoscopy (20)8 2006
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A complete ablation was obtained for 16 of 18 lesions (88.9%), and a partial ablation was achieved for the remaining 2 lesions (central tumors). In terms of complications, there were five cases of pneumothorax (2 resolved spontaneously and 3 were drained through a coaxial needle), four middle pleura...
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PMID: 16858532
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During the initial 48 postoperative hours with continuous application of TCES-LC (D0-D1), a decrease of the epidural anesthetic dose requirement was observed for ropivacaine, and sufentanil (-25% and -60% respectively). A similar decrease in these medications was also measured on day 2 (D2), while T...
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PMID: 15992243
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The 4 groups were similar as to distribution of males and females and mean weight, age, and height. Blocking the saphenous nerve by way of the femoral nerve in the inguinal region was the most effective approach (success in 95% of patients), significantly better than the other 3 techniques (P < 0.05...
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PMID: 15620161
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Extremely high frequency electromagnetic radiation modulated with a frequency equal to cerebral delta-rhythm oscillations induced electrosleep in rats.
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PMID: 15455106
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Canadian Veterinary Journal (42)12 2001
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The purpose of this research was to compare the effectiveness of ring block anesthesia (LA) and electroanesthesia (A) for antler removal in elk given a long-acting tranquilizer to remove stress from restraint. Thirty-two male wapiti were given 1 mg/kg body weight of zuclopenthixol acetate; the next...
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PMID: 11769618
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Poultry Science (80)4 2001
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The first experiment was conducted to determine the effects of varying voltage, 20, 40, 80, and 100 V at 60 Hz, on stunning efficiency, blood loss, and carcass defects. In the second experiment, the same parameters were evaluated to determine the effects of varying frequency, 60, 200, 350, 500, and...
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PMID: 11297290
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Pediatric Dentistry (21)1 1999
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The results indicated that the heart rate and diastolic blood pressure of both groups were significantly affected as a function of time and dental procedures. A significant effect in the percent change of heart rate between groups was noted during local anesthetic injection with the NAEDA group havi...
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PMID: 10029962
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Dentistry today (17)8 1998
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I consulted with earlier this year. In the mandibular arch, a safe and predictable PDL injection technique may replace the need for an inferior alveolar block in numerous clinical situations. The use of these modified injection techniques can have a positive influence on patient safety, patient comf...
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PMID: 10752412
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The paper deals with one type of electrostimulation-transcranial electrostimulation (TES). It outlines the physiological mechanisms underlying TES, the clinical features of its application, the equipment performing TES, defines its optimum analgesic mode.
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PMID: 9213744
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Anesthesia & Analgesia (83)4 1996
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We hypothesized that TCES applied intraoperatively may decrease early postoperative narcotic requirements. Thirty-nine ASA physical status I and II patients undergoing elective abdominal surgery were enrolled in this prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Just before induct...
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PMID: 8831319
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Neurons of medial microcellular and posterior macrocellular subnuclei of hypothalamus, producing stress-releasing hormones (CRF and V), acting together in initiation and regulation of the organism stress reactions were studied. Ultrastructural analysis and automatized data could reveal decrease of se...
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PMID: 8983504
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Brain Research Bulletin (40)3 1996
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A marked expression of the c-fos proto-oncogene has been recently reported in cells of the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland in rats subject to electroacupuncture or noxious thermal stimulation under pentobarbital anaesthesia. The present study was undertaken to identify the activated pituitary c...
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PMID: 8736578
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Beta-endorphin, metenkephaline, and ACTH were radioimmunoassayed in the peripheral blood plasma of 4 groups of patients subjected to microsurgery by different techniques. In 3 groups electropulsed exposure of the CNS was a component of general combined ataralgesia. In group 1 (13 patients) two Lenar...
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PMID: 8967632
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Central hemodynamics and reactions of the sympathoadrenal system were studied and mathematical analysis of heart rhythm carried out in 74 patients aged 8 to 14 under conditions of fluothane-oxide-oxygen narcosis, combined transcutaneous electroneurostimulation, transcranial electroneurostimulation,...
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PMID: 9045582
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75 clinical cases of acute impairment of cerebral circulation treated with sinusoidal modulated currents in combination with transcerebral magnetic field have been analysed. Functional and clinical findings indicate that the above combination is much more effective than magnetic field and sinusoidal...
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PMID: 8992766
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Electroencephalograms of 43 females (mean age 27.3 +/- 5.2 years) were examined for integral power of various EEG rhythms, delta, beta, alpha, beta 1 intervals for occipital, parietal and frontal region, right and left hemispheres. The frequency analysis was made with regard of EEG type. A particula...
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PMID: 8992773
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Veterinary Record (137)11 1995
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The effects of the current and its waveform on the prevalence of broken bones and breast meat haemorrhages in electrically stunned broiler chickens were examined at two poultry processing plants. Increasing the current over the range from 68 to 115 mA per bird had very little effect on the carcase q...
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PMID: 7502464
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Poultry Science (74)9 1995
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These results indicate that the main effect of electrical stunning on early rigor development may be due primarily to inhibition of peri-mortem struggle....
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PMID: 7501599
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Poultry Science (74)9 1995
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Two experiments were conducted to determine the effects of constant amperage (as opposed to constant voltage) electrical stunning on broiler blood loss, post-mortem breast muscle (Pectoralis major) rigor development, and breast meat quality. Broilers were individually stunned for 5 s at 0 (unstunned...
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PMID: 7501598
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We conducted an extensive literature review that identified 18 of the most carefully conducted randomized controlled trials of CES versus sham treatment. For the 14 trials that had sufficient data, we used the techniques of meta-analysis to pool the published results of treating each of four conditi...
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PMID: 7623022
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Technology has touched every aspect of dentistry from diagnosis to treatment. The promises and limitations of several emerging technologies, including lasers, digital radiology and electronic anesthesia, are reviewed.
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PMID: 7860884
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The effect of transcranial electrical stimulation (TES) was found to inhibit alcohol intake in rats used to ethanol, whereas in those unused to ethanol the alcohol intake increased after the TES. The TES effect seems to be connected with the difference in opioid system conditions in animals with dif...
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PMID: 7489002
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A novel device and technique of interference electric sleep therapy have been developed and tried in 125 children and 324 adults with different diseases. The highest clinical response, especially in children, was achieved on Elson unit.
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PMID: 8713304
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44 boat-racing sportsmen entered the study which aimed at elucidation of electric sleep action on restoration of muscular performance and relief of psychoemotional stress. The electric sleep procedures were found to stimulate regeneration processes, improve cardiovascular function and myocardial con...
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PMID: 8713305
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Veterinary Record (135)18 1994
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Pigs from four farms (two producing 'easy' and two 'difficult to handle' pigs) were slaughtered at two abattoirs, each with two slaughter handling systems, so that 25 pigs of each behavioural type were slaughtered by all four handling systems on each day; there were 16 replicates (3200 pigs) in tota...
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PMID: 7846833
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Veterinary Record (135)11 1994
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Turkey hens were stunned by inducing anoxia with either argon (with approximately 2 per cent residual oxygen) or 30 per cent carbon dioxide in argon with 2 per cent residual oxygen, and the carcases were bled either immediately or five or 10 minutes after they had been stunned. A control group of tu...
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PMID: 7810049
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Recent changes in the Inspection Regulations have made it possible for practising veterinarians to stun and bleed animals on the farm. The Health and Welfare Law stipulates, amongst other things, that it is not permissible to put the welfare of the animal to disadvantage. Mechanical methods are the...
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PMID: 8191484
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Life Sciences (54)7 1994
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A specific form of Transcranial Electrostimulation Treatment (TCET) has been shown to induce analgesia, alleviate symptoms of opiate withdrawal and alter nociceptive responses in neurons in the midbrain and hypothalamus of rats. TCET consists of a 10Hz, charge balanced, 10 mu A current passed for 30...
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PMID: 7906003
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General dentistry (42)1 1994
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As seen from various publications, the adjuvant use of transcranial electrostimulation (TCE) stimulates ulcer healing (the defect healed 2-3.5 times faster), promotes normalization of serum gastrin levels both in its high and low values produces analgetic, membrane stabilizing, reparative, sedative,...
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PMID: 7762203
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Thymocyte function and lipid peroxidation in cell membranes of the cerebral cortex and the myocardium of 72 rats were examined to study the stress-limiting mechanism of 10 and 1000 Hz impulse current effect. The additional measurements were as follows: rat and thymus weight, their proportional relat...
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PMID: 7846882
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A comparative study has been made of the effects which might be produced on body functions of athletes by electric sleep. The induction of the sleep was conducted using square electric pulses with 10 and 100 Hz frequencies. The latter frequency (8-10 sleep procedures) stimulated the examinees somati...
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PMID: 7846883
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Dental Economics (83)12 1993
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Electronic dental anesthesia uses the Gate Control Theory of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. The battery-controlled Ultracalm electronic dental anesthesia unit is a noninvasive procedure to electrically block pain transmissions in dental patients. This pilot study to test the efficacy o...
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PMID: 8511275
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The effect of UltraCalm, an electronic dental analgesia (EDA) device, on dental pain thresholds was studied in 32 volunteers. For each subject, two initial baseline measurements of dental pain thresholds were made using an electric pulp tester. Pain thresholds were then measured during EDA with eith...
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PMID: 8142783
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This study compares patient satisfaction and subjective pain levels with either electronic dental anesthesia (EDA) or injectable local anesthesia (LA) during the placement of direct restorations. Twenty-five patients (mean age 41 years), who each required two similar restorations in vital teeth, wer...
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PMID: 8142784
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Pediatric Dentistry (15)3 1993
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This study compared the effectiveness of traditional local anesthesia with a Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation unit that controls pain via electronic dental anesthesia for restorative dental procedures in 6- to 12-year-old children. The sample included 27 children who had two antimere teet...
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PMID: 8378157
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Terapevticheskii arkhiv (65)1 1993
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Effectiveness of some physical therapeutic factors (constant magnetic field, impulse currents) and new hypotensive drugs (tobanum, prinorm, ormidol, minipress, arifon, arilix) was compared in the treatment of essential hypertension stage II. It is suggested that nonpharmaceutical therapy can regulat...
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PMID: 8036572
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A combination of electrical anesthesia with calypsol and nitrous oxide has been developed and used in neurosurgical operations performed to 142 children aged 8 days to 15 years, who were divided into two groups. Group 1 included 89 children administered electrical anesthesia in combination with caly...
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PMID: 7943896
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Anesthesia Progress (40)3 1993
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Surgical Neurology (38)6 1992
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We have reviewed both the early medical writings of various civilizations and the first modern publications, to compile a history of neurosurgical procedures for the relief of pain....
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PMID: 1298112
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The mechanisms of inhibitory effect of transcranial electrostimulation in analgesic regime on blood pressor nociceptive reflexes were studied in experiments in rabbits and cats. Considerable inhibition of the late (bulbar) somato-sympathetic reflexes and spino-bulbo-spinal somato-somatic reflexes as...
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PMID: 1302714
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Dentistry today (11)5 1992
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The aim of this double blind cross-over randomized trial was to assess if transcutaneous cranial electrical stimulation by Limoge current could decrease the dose of fentanyl required in patients with rectal cancer treated by Nd:YAG laser. Fifty patients, 29 women, 21 men, 78 +/- 10 years old (range:...
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PMID: 1537485
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Anesthesia Progress (39)4-5 1992
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Ontario dentist (68)10 1991
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Electrical dental anesthesia has recently been suggested as an alternative to local anesthetics for the control of pain related to certain dental acts. This article updates the evidence which supports the efficiency, indications and contra-indications of such a procedure. Although this technique has...
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PMID: 1819603
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Somatosensory evoked responses in the chicken's brain were examined before and after stunning with a 350 Hz pulsed DC. When the current was greater than 120 mA, 93 per cent of the birds lost their evoked responses for at least 60 seconds. On this basis 120 mA per bird is recommended as an acceptable...
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PMID: 2034910
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