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Inert Gas Narcosis - Research News and Information
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Definition of 'Inert Gas Narcosis'Progressive mental disturbances and unconsciousness due to breathing mixtures of oxygen and inert gases (argon, helium, xenon, krypton, and atmospheric nitrogen) at high pressure. Common names: Inert Gas Narcosis; Inert Gas Narcoses; Narcoses, Inert Gas; Narcosis, Inert Gas; Nitrogen Narcosis; Narcoses, Nitrogen; Narcosis, Nitrogen; Nitrogen Narcoses; Depth Intoxication; Depth Intoxications; Intoxication, Depth; Intoxications, Depth |
Subjective and behavioural responses to nitrogen narcosis and alcohol.
29 Apr 2008
RATIONALE: There is a widespread assumption that nitrogen narcosis is comparable to alcohol intoxication, a similarity that may extend to patterns of tolerance. It has been suggested this indicates evidence of a shared biological mechanism but ... Read more...
14 Mar 2008
Nitrogen pressure exposure in rats results in decreased dopamine (DA) release at the striatal terminals of the substantia nigra pars compacta (SNc) dopaminergic neurons, demonstrating the narcotic potency of nitrogen. This effect is attributed to ... Read more...
30 Dec 2007
Nitrogen at pressure produces a neurological syndrome called nitrogen narcosis. Neurochemical experiments indicated that a single exposure to 3 MPa of nitrogen reduced the concentration of dopamine by 20% in the striatum, a structure involved in ... Read more...
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- Subjective and behavioural responses to nitrogen narcosis and alcohol.
29 Apr 2008 - Alterations in nigral NMDA and GABAA receptor control of the striatal dopamine level after repetitive exposures to nitrogen narcosis.
14 Mar 2008 - Post effect of repetitive exposures to pressure nitrogen-induced narcosis on the dopaminergic activity at atmospheric pressure.
30 Dec 2007 - [Role of heat-shock proteins of Hsp70 family in changes of narcotic activity of hyperbaric nitrogen during increasing hypoxic stimulus]
30 Dec 2007 - Epilepsy and recreational scuba diving: an absolute contraindication or can there be exceptions? A call for discussion.
29 Apr 2007 - Immune function in rats following repetitive exposures to 7 ATA air.
30 Mar 2007 - Isolation, structure elucidation and in vivo hepatoprotective potential of trans-tetracos-15-enoic acid from Indigofera tinctoria Linn.
29 Sep 2006 - Effects of NMDA administration in the substantia nigra pars compacta on the striatal dopamine release before and after repetitive exposures to nitrogen narcosis in rats.
29 Apr 2006 - Recent neurochemical basis of inert gas narcosis and pressure effects.
29 Apr 2006 - Hyperbaric nitrogen and pentobarbital on synaptosomal membrane lipids and free fatty acids.
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30 Dec 2005 - [Diving: barometric pressure and neurochemical mechanisms]
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30 Dec 2005 - Liposomes and the physico-chemical basis of unconsciousness.
30 Oct 2005 - EEG patterns associated with nitrogen narcosis (breathing air at 9 ATA).
30 Oct 2005 - Physiological and clinical aspects of apnea diving.
30 Aug 2005 - Effect of 2.1 MPa and 4.1 MPa H2O2 exposure on auditory brain stem evoked potential in mice.
30 Aug 2005 - [Problems in the deep: the isopression phase]
5 Jul 2005 - Effects of nitrogen and helium on CNS oxygen toxicity in the rat.
18 Aug 2004 - Diving emergencies.
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Technical information about 'Inert Gas Narcosis'
Definition: Progressive mental disturbances and unconsciousness due to breathing mixtures of oxygen and inert gases (argon, helium, xenon, krypton, and atmospheric nitrogen) at high pressure.
Descriptor UI: D007222
Alternative terms: Inert Gas Narcosis; Inert Gas Narcoses; Narcoses, Inert Gas; Narcosis, Inert Gas; Nitrogen Narcosis; Narcoses, Nitrogen; Narcosis, Nitrogen; Nitrogen Narcoses; Depth Intoxication; Depth Intoxications; Intoxication, Depth; Intoxications, Depth;
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Tree Number: C21.447.426; C21.613.455.571;
History Note: 70(68)
Technical Notes: IM; specify gas (IM)