Abstract
The resistance of mice to asphyxiation in pure nitrogen at 5 ata, after equilibration with a high pressure atmosphere (4.2 % O2 in N2, 5 ata; “normal” Po2) producing a nitrogen anaesthesia, has been compared to the resistance of mice exposed to pure nitrogen at 1 ata after atmospheric air breathing. The anoxic resistance was increased by 58 % by the nitrogen anaesthesia.ZUSAMMENFASSUNGDie Asphyxieresistenz von Mäusen in reinem Stickstoff bei 5 ATA nach Equilibrierung in einer Hochdruck‐Atmosphare (4,2% O2 in N2; “normales” Po2), wobei es zu Stickstoff‐Narkose kam, wurde mit der Resistenz von Mäusen verglichen, die reinem Stick‐stoff bei 1 ATA nach atmosphärischer Luftatmung ausgesetzt wurden. Die Anoxieresistenz erhöhte sich um 58% durch die Stickstoff‐Narkose.
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