The effect of different narcotics and coronary occlusion on the blood sugar level

Beznák, Margit (1948) The effect of different narcotics and coronary occlusion on the blood sugar level. A Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Tihanyi Biológiai Kutatóintézetének évkönyve, 18. pp. 159-164. ISSN 0365-3005

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Abstract

1. Chloralose anaesthesia causes hypoglycaemia, pernocton a rather irregular blood sugar rise, whereas avertin does not influence the blood-sugar level. 2. Coronary ligature is not followed by hyperglycaemia in chloralose, pernocton and avertin anaesthesia. In chloralose indeed the same hypoglycaemia takes place as is present without coronary occlusion. 3. Coronary ligature is followed by a hyperglycaemia — tallying with earlier experiments- if cats are anaesthetised with crude ether which in itself causes no blood-sugar elevation.

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