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Isoflurane and ketamine:xylazine differentially affect intraocular pressure-associated scotopic threshold responses in Sprague-Dawley rats.

Vivian ChohAkshay GurditaBingyao TanYunwei FengKostadinka BizhevaDaphne L McCullochKaren M Joos
Published in: Documenta ophthalmologica. Advances in ophthalmology (2017)
The anaesthetics differentially affect the STRs in the rat model with markedly reduced amplitudes with isoflurane compared to ketamine:xylazine. However, the IOP-associated enhancement is of similar absolute magnitude for the two anaesthetics, suggesting that IOP stress and anaesthetic effects operate on separate retinal mechanisms.
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