Hasan Çalışkan, Mert Uzunkulaoğlu, Furkan Mehmet ÖZDEN, Koray Hamza CİHAN, Onur ÇAKAN, Bilge ŞENTUNALI, Sümeyye KANKAL, Serhat HAYME, Nezahat ZALOĞLU

Intermittent Hypoxia Induction Alters Onset of Anesthesia Time and Limb Withdrawal Reflex Time in Rats

Sodium thiopental is rapid-acting and intravenous anesthetic as non-opioid agents. Hypoxia is the subnormal concentration of oxygen in cells. Recent years, researchers discuss on hypoxia: Friend or Foe? The present study was conducted to examine the effect of intermittent hypoxia on thiopental anesthesia.

Keywords:

Intermittent Hypoxia, Thiopental, Wistar Albino Rat,

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