Summary
The paper investigates the physiological and behavioral effects of isoflurane anesthesia in mice, comparing the effects of using a red-tinted induction chamber versus a traditional translucent induction chamber.
Categories
Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses how isoflurane anesthesia can induce attention deficits and impair learning in mice.
Well-being: The paper explores how isoflurane anesthesia can induce physiological and behavioral stress in mice, potentially affecting their well-being.
Pain management: The paper discusses the use of isoflurane as an anesthetic in mice, which is relevant to pain management.
Education and learning: The paper's findings contribute to the understanding of how anesthesia can affect cognitive function and behavior in mice, which is relevant to education and learning in the field of animal science.
Author(s)
MM McKinney, WD Dupont, KJ Corson
Publication Year
2022
Number of Citations
4
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