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. 2012 Dec 28;13(1):500–515. doi: 10.3390/s130100500

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Figure 4. — Laser Doppler images of the hind limbs of mice. Perfusion signal is associated with the type of anaesthesia when the mouse is placed in dorsal recumbency. These mice have a body temperature of 36 °C (A,B,C,D). Intraperitoneally anaesthetised mice (A,B) show higher perfusion values than those of the isoflurane-anaesthetised mice (C,D), in comparison to ARC mice (A,C) or ARD mice (B,D).

Figure 4. — Laser Doppler images of the hind limbs of mice. Perfusion signal is associated with the type of anaesthesia when the mouse is placed in dorsal recumbency. These mice have a body temperature of 36 °C (A,B,C,D). Intraperitoneally anaesthetised mice (A,B) show higher perfusion values than those of the isoflurane-anaesthetised mice (C,D), in comparison to ARC mice (A,C) or ARD mice (B,D).