Multi-detector row CT: is prospective electrocardiographic triggering improving the detection of small pulmonary tumors?
Our data indicate the superiority of prospectively triggered ECG-MDR-CT over MDR-CT for the diagnosis of small pulmonary tumors using a 4-row multidetector CT.
The results indicate that increasing synaptic serotonin will block the expression but not the development of sensitization to the oral stereotypic effects of repeated high doses of morphine. Also, despite the complete blocking of the morphine effect by fluoxetine during the sensitization phase, the presence of significant biting by these rats during the challenge with morphine alone argues that conditioning factors are not a necessary component for the morphine sensitization to develop.