Gurvitch A M, Trush V D, Zonov V M
Electroencephalogr Clin Neurophysiol. 1984 Nov;58(5):426-37. doi: 10.1016/0013-4694(84)90139-1.
Synchronized activity of alpha frequency recorded from a number of dog brain formations in the initial stages of postischaemic (postresuscitation) restoration was studied. Using the methods of destruction and elimination it was shown that the amygdaloid nuclei were the main source of such activity. Analysis of the general and particular coherence functions at the frequencies of alpha-like activity has shown that subcortical formations (thalamus, nucleus caudatus) become secondarily active sources of the generation of the bursts and of their generalization in the brain. Investigations and available literature lay the basis for the hypothesis that the activity observed in experiments and the activity described during postresuscitation alpha-pattern coma in humans have similar mechanisms of development and are, probably, identical.
研究了在缺血后（复苏后）恢复初期从多只狗脑结构记录到的α频率同步活动。通过破坏和消除的方法表明，杏仁核是这种活动的主要来源。对α样活动频率下的一般和特殊相干函数分析表明，皮层下结构（丘脑、尾状核）成为大脑中爆发产生及其扩散的次要活跃来源。研究和现有文献为以下假设奠定了基础：实验中观察到的活动与人类复苏后α波昏迷期间描述的活动具有相似的发展机制，并且可能是相同的。
