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    Brain Tissue Temperature: Activation-Induced Changes Determined with a New Multisensor Probe

    Because of its high oxidative metabolic rate, the brain is a significant heat producer. As with all mammalian tissue, the operating temperature range of the brain must be kept at a nearly constant level for no...

    J. C. LaManna, K. A. McCracken, M. Patil, O. Prohaska in Oxygen Transport to Tissue X (1988)

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    Microsensors for Medicine and Biology

    A novel chamber-type sensor was developed in order to form arrays of miniaturised amperometric oxygen sensors which are arranged on a 100-µm-thick needle-shaped glass substrate. The advantages of the new chamb...

    O. Prohaska, F. Kohl, G. Urban, F. Olcaytug… in The Influence of New Technology on Medical… (1988)

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    Kreisende kortikale Potentialfelder beim epileptischen Anfall

    The circular movement of cortical potential fields during epileptic seizures of the rabbit, evoked by intracortical application of penicillin, is described.

    R. Vollmer, H. Petsche, O. Prohaska, P. Rappelsberger, A. Kaiser in Experientia (1974)