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Besonderheiten der Schneckenzirkulation

Special observation in cochlea circulation

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Blood circulation in guinea pig cochlea was studied using a new “Ultraparc”-microscope with especially intensive light source and long-distance focus. Alterations after application of ephedrinelike substances were observed. We assume that there are alpha- and beta-adrenergic receptors within cochlea vessels, that noradrenaline produces vascular disturbance of the cochlea vessels and that after administration of isoproterenol an vasodilating effect could be shown.

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  1. Osaka, Japan

    S. Fujisaki a. G., M. Ishida a. G. & T. Hasegawa

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Fujisaki, S., Ishida, M. & Hasegawa, T. Besonderheiten der Schneckenzirkulation. Arch Otorhinolaryngol 219, 369 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00463822

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