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Abstract
1. – The vagal escape time, during stimulation of the peripheral end of vagus nerve, was measured in normal and in the serpasil treated rabbits narcotized with nembutal in-situ and in the heart-vagus preparation.
2. – The vagal escape time is short and of nodal type in normal rabbits.
3. – The vagal escape is of sinusal type and lasts longer in serpasil treated rabbits.
4. – In the isolated heart-vagus preparation treated or untreated with serpasil, the escape is of sinusal or nodal type and the time elapsed is longer than that in the untreated preparation.