Ca2+ cytochemical changes of hepatotoxicity caused by halothane and sevoflurane in enzyme-induced hypoxic rats

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World J Gastroenterol. Aug 28, 2005; 11(32): 5025-5028
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Figure 2 Hepatic Ca²⁺ cytochemical changes in HH group (A) and NC group(B). A: The liver of rats anesthetized with 14% O₂/86% N₂/1.2MAC. Halothane had a large amount of calcium deposition as shown in cytoplasm and mitochondria; B: The liver of rats inhaled with 21% O₂/79% N₂, calcium precipitation was mainly located in nucleus, in mitochondria and cytoplasm as fine particles.

Citation: Yu WF, Yang LQ, Zhou MT, Liu ZQ, Li Q. Ca²⁺ cytochemical changes of hepatotoxicity caused by halothane and sevoflurane in enzyme-induced hypoxic rats. World J Gastroenterol 2005; 11(32): 5025-5028
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