Why the study?
Does alpha-chloralose anesthesia alter electrophysiological parameters and responses to verapamil in chronically instrumented dogs?
Population
13 chronically instrumented dogs
Comparison
Alpha-chloralose anesthesia alone and in… vs Baseline electrophysiological parameters in the…
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Alpha-chloralose effects warrant consideration in interpreting canine EP data; leaves open whether similar confounds exist with other agents.
Does alpha-chloralose anesthesia alter electrophysiological parameters and responses to verapamil in chronically instrumented dogs?
Alpha-chloralose anesthesia has significant electrophysiological effects in dogs, including delayed AV nodal conduction and prolonged refractoriness, which must be accounted for when interpreting experimental animal studies.
Schwartz et al. (1989) studied this question.
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