Does flumazenil recover diaphragm muscle dysfunction caused by midazolam in dogs?
In dogs, flumazenil recovers diaphragm muscle dysfunction (reduced contractility and inhibited electrical activity) caused by midazolam in a dose-related manner.
We demonstrated that the use of high-frequency QIGs can extend the operational lower m/z range for both external EI- and ESI-FTICR mass spectrometers. By considering both ICR and Mathieu equations of motions to describe ion trajectories, theoretical ion ejection thresholds (consistent with our experimental findings) could be predicted.