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Intrathecal Morphine Induces Myoclonic Seizures in the Rat
Esther Shohami
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, Shmuel Evron
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School of Pharmacy
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Endogenous Opioids
100%
Morphine
100%
Myoclonic Seizures
100%
Myoclonic
100%
High Dose
66%
Methadone
66%
Serotonergic System
66%
Fentanyl
66%
Pethidine
66%
Intrathecal Space
66%
Naloxone
33%
Spinal Cord
33%
Toxic Effects
33%
Acoustic Stimuli
33%
Ketamine
33%
Para-chlorophenylalanine
33%
Opiates
33%
Myoclonus
33%
Respiratory Arrest
33%
Human Syndromes
33%
Analgesic Doses
33%
Respiratory Depression
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Intrathecal
100%
Myoclonus Seizure
100%
Morphine
100%
Rat
100%
Syndrome
75%
Duragesic
50%
Pethidine
50%
Methadone
50%
Opiate
25%
Ketamine
25%
Naloxone
25%
Analgesic Agent
25%
Fenclonine
25%
Respiration Depression
25%
Respiratory Arrest
25%
Myoclonus
25%
Side Effect
25%
Administered Dose
25%