Evaluation of Models, Methodologies, Devices, and New Surgical Concepts: Catheterization of the Subarachnoid Space in Rabbits Using a Vascular Access Port

Martha C. Tissot Van Patot Department of Physiology Colorado State, University Fort Collins, Colorado, USA

Howard B. Seim Department of Clinical Sciences Veterinary Teaching Hospital Colorado State, University Fort Collins, Colorado, USA

Alan Tucker Department of Physiology Colorado State, University Fort Collins, Colorado, USA

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