EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ANESTHESIA ON MESENTERIC INTRALYMPHATIC PRESSURE IN THE RAT
- T Takeshita
- M Kawahara
- S Akita
- T Moriyama
- K Fujii
- M Sinozaki
- M Morio
Abstract
The effect of halothane on mesenteric intralymphatic pressure was examined in 20 rats. Following administration of 1.5% halothane, lymph pressure decreased from a control value of 7.6 +/- 1.5cmH20 to 3.8 +/- 1.8cmH20. On the other hand, a lower concentration of halothane (1%) did not alter lymph pressure. In conjunction with earlier findings, these data suggest further that lymph propulsion is suppressed during halothane (greater than 1.5%) anesthesia.
How to Cite:
Takeshita, T. & Kawahara, M. & Akita, S. & Moriyama, T. & Fujii, K. & Sinozaki, M. & Morio, M., (1989) “EFFECT OF HALOTHANE ANESTHESIA ON MESENTERIC INTRALYMPHATIC PRESSURE IN THE RAT”, Lymphology 22(2), 97-99.
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