Search Results - "Curay, Carlos M"

Relationships between oxygen changes in the brain and periphery following physiological activation and the actions of heroin and cocaine by Thomas, Shruthi A., Curay, Carlos M., Kiyatkin, Eugene A.

“…Using two-sensor electrochemical recordings in freely moving rats, we examined the relationship between physiological and drug-induced oxygen fluctuations in…”
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The pattern of brain oxygen response induced by intravenous fentanyl limits the time window of therapeutic efficacy of naloxone by Curay, Carlos M., Irwin, Matthew R., Kiyatkin, Eugene A.

“…Opioids induce respiratory depression resulting in coma or even death during overdose. Naloxone, an opioid antagonist, is the gold standard reversal agent for…”
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Basic physiological effects of ketamine-xylazine mixture as a general anesthetic preparation for rodent surgeries by Irwin, Matthew R., Curay, Carlos M., Choi, Shinbe, Kiyatkin, Eugene A.

“…[Display omitted] •Ketamine-xylazine mixture modestly decreases brain and body temperature.•This drug mixture induces metabolic brain activation and skin…”
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Basic metabolic and vascular effects of ketamine and its interaction with fentanyl by Irwin, Matthew R., Curay, Carlos M., Choi, Shinbe, Kiyatkin, Eugene A.

“…Ketamine is a short-acting general anesthetic with hallucinogenic, analgesic, and amnestic properties. In addition to its anesthetic use, ketamine is commonly…”
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Effects of alcohol on brain oxygenation and brain hypoxia induced by intravenous heroin by Thomas, Shruthi A., Curay, Carlos M., Kiyatkin, Eugene A.

“…Alcohol is the most commonly used psychoactive drug, often taken in conjunction with opioid drugs. Since both alcohol and opioids can induce CNS depression, it…”
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Rapid fluctuations in brain oxygenation during glucose-drinking behavior in trained rats by Curay, Carlos M, Irwin, Matthew R, Kiyatkin, Eugene A

“…Proper inflow of oxygen into brain tissue is essential for maintaining normal neural functions. Although oxygen levels in the brain's extracellular space…”
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