METHOD OF GENERAL ELECTRO-ANAESTHESIA - USING INCREASING DC CURRENT, THEN WITH SERIES OF IMPULSES OF SMOOTHLY INCREASING AMPLITUDE

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at moments of arrival of sync pulses from the electronarrosia
appts so that the zync pulse repetition period equals the noise
period. The sync, pulse is lagged so that there is no noise given
electronic stimulation of the electronarcosis appts. at
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The treatrent is performed with bipolar electric current pulses
of 15-6014A amplitude, 1-10 Hz frequency and 15-100 micros length.
After operations in the trigemlnal nerve second branch
innervation zone, the active electrode ie positioned on the skin
where the suborbital nerve energes, and the passive electrode
where the zygomatic arch and the vertical line from the orbit
cuter edge intersect. Alter operations in the third breech zone
the active electrode is positioned in the eaternal auditory
meatus and the passive electrode on the skin where the mental
nerve emerges.
USE - To reduce the quantity of analgetics required.
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DC current, then with eerl-n of impulses of smoothly increasing
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The method involves acting on the brain with series of high
frequency impulses. Treatment is first given with direct current
smoothly increased over a period of 3-5 minutes to 6-10mA, and
the treatment with series of impulses is performed with a
frequency of impulses in the series of 9.5-10.5E14ertz. a pulse
period to pulse duration ratio of 1.6-2.5 and a length of the
series of 3-5 m.sec. and the amplitude of the series of impulses
is smoothly increased over a period of 3-4 minutes to a value
which is 0.2-0.5 of the maximum value of the direct current.
USE/ADVANTAAE - To increase the depth of narcosis without
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Electrical anaesthesia for surgical operations - involves
introducing polyglucin before beginning of anaesthesia into
patient body, to improve effects
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Electrical anaesthesia has improved effect by introducing
polyglucin in amt. 0.5-5 ml per lkg of the patient body mass
daring the 2-24 hoer* before anaesthesia.
The depth of anaesthesia is increased in the majority of
patients during surgical operations and the additional
introduction of analgesics or neuroleptia media are eliminated.
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The method of electroanesthesia of a patient oopprises conducting
preliminary preoperative medicamentous preparation, conducting
induction anesthesia, administering muscle relaxants, conducting
inttbatIon followed by forced pulmonary ventilation, and applying
I) .C. pulses involving an additional constant component with the
help of electrodes placed in the region of the forehand and neck
of the patient.
The electrodes includes cathodes applied within the region
of the forehead, and anodes applied within the region of the
neck. Prior to conducting induction anesthesia, the patient is
given a treatment with constant pulse ratio pulses applied for a
period of about 20 minutes at a repetition frequency within -a
range of 800 Hz to 1000 Hz in combination with an additional
constant component of from 0.1 mA to 0.2 mA, while increasing the
average current intensity of the stabilised voltage in the
patient circuit up to a range of about 0.4 DA to 1.2 mA. (4pp)
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LIES BETWEEN 1.78 AND 2.82*10/SUP -91 COSH UNITS FOR PARTICLES OF
DIAMETERS 1.6 TO 2.06 MICROS'S AND MAY PC EITHER POSITIVE OR
NEGATIVE. TEL ERYTHROCYTE CHARGE IS Or TEE ORDER 10/SUP -91 CORE
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DISCUSSED IN A COMPREEEKSIVE FORE. CLASSES OF PROBLEMS ARE
TREATED WHICH BEAR A RELATION TO THE STUDY OF NEURONS MID NEURON
ENSEKBLES, TO SIMULATION Of SCME MATE FUNCTIONS, TO CONSTRUCTION
OF NEURCELECTRONIC AND NEB TECHNICAL SYSTEMS, AS =LEAS TO TEE
AUTOMATIC ?RECESSING CT EXPERIMENEAL DATA, IN PARIEREUEME TO
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SUBCORTICAL STRUCTURES UNDER THE ACTION OF AN ELECT= CURRENT
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AND IN THIS PORK CAMKOT BE USED IN A DIGITAL COMPUTER. THE
CONCEPT OF STATE IS INTRCOUCF.D? MEANING A SET Of SYMPTOMS,
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PULSED ELECTRIC FIELDS; CONDUoTING SEA WATER; FLATISSE;
PLEURONECTID FAMILY: ELECTROTAXIS; ELECTRONARCOSIS: STA/ENING;
PULSE GENERATOR CIRCUIT
AS - THE SUCCESSFUL USE OF ELECTRIC FILLEs IN THE CAPTURE OF EARINE
FISH DEPENDS ON ACCURATE KNOWLEDGE OF TEE REACTIONS OF FISH TO
ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AND ON THE DESIGN OF ROBUST, RELTARIE
SYSTEMS TO GENERATE PULSED ELECTRIC FIELDS IN CONDUCTING SEE
WATER. SEVERAL RECENT EEPERIMENTS IN WHICH ELECTRICAL STIMULATION
WAS INCORPORATED IN FISHING GEARS ARE DESCRIBED. THE DESIGN Or
ELECTRICAL FISKING SYSTEMS IS CONSIDERED IN DETAIL. AN EXPERIMENT
EN THE USE OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN THE CAPTURE OF FLATFISH
,OF THE PLEUROSECTID FAMILY IS PRESENTED, AND TEE EFFICIENCY AND
ADVANTAGES OF TEE SYSTEM. ARE DISCUSSED.
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THE ACTION CT VARIOUS FORKS OF ENERGY ON THE LIVING ORGANISM E.G.
ELECTRONARCOSIS. THE ENERGY FROM THE ACTION SOURCE THAT ENTERS
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