Does endogenous catecholamine stimulate alveolar fluid clearance in rats with acute pancreatitis?
Endogenous catecholamine stimulates alpha-adrenoceptors and increases alveolar fluid clearance in rats with acute pancreatitis.
Despite the extensive spread of current associated with monopolar intracochlear stimulation, the Ineraid electrode array affords a degree of perceptual selectivity that substantially aids speech reception.