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Electrophysiological Studies on Wearing Contact Lenses in Rabbits
1971
The Journal of Kansai Medical University
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It is understood that contact lenses have various effects on the wearer. The authors' previous experiments1-5) were made with such effects regarding the duration of a-blocking in EEG due to photic stimuli, galvanic skin reflex, and muscular discharge accompanying blinking reflex as well as regarding the psychosomatic aspect. Presently an attempt was made to clarify the mechanism of such effects in rabbits fixed with a stereotaxic instrument.
doi:10.5361/jkmu1956.23.supplement_s5
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