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. 2020 Oct 23;14:577119. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2020.577119

Table 4.

Overview of all included studies investigating effects of changes in physiological parameters.

Type of experiment Sub-type of Experiment References Intervention Observation Comments observational studies
Interventional/observational
study
hypoxic gas
Mixture
Hyperoxic gas
mixture
hypercapnic gas
Mixture *measured
20 min after exposure
Hypocapnia (induced
by hyperventilation)
Hyperoxic and hypercapnic
gas mixture *measured 20 min
after exposure
Apnoea results for room air,
*also for hyperoxic/hyper-capnic/combinded hyperoxic
and hypercapnic inspiratory gas mixes
Arterial blood
pressure decrease
Arterial blood
pressure increase
Body temperature Normovolemic
haemodilution
paO2/*SpO2 pa CO2 pH Respiratory rate *plus
waveform and
waveform derivative
Arterial blood
pressure
Heart rate*plus waveform
and waveform derivative
Body temperature
Baseline BOLD signal Baskerville et al. (2011) i y
Baseline BOLD signal Brevard et al. (2003) i y
Baseline BOLD signal Dunn and Swartz (1997) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Dunn et al. (1999) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Duong (2007) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Graham et al. (1994) i y
Baseline BOLD signal Houston et al. (2000) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Kalisch et al. (2001) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Kannurpatti and Biswal (2004) i y/y/y/not investigated
Baseline BOLD signal Kannurpatti et al. (2002) i y/y/not investigated/not investigated
Baseline BOLD signal Kannurpatti et al. (2003a) i n p y y/y/y/n
Baseline BOLD signal Kannurpatti et al. (2003b) i y
Baseline BOLD signal Kida et al. (1996) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Lin et al. (1998a) i y
Baseline BOLD signal Lin et al. (1998b) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Lin et al. (1998c) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Lowry et al. (2010) i p p
Baseline BOLD signal Lu et al. (2009) i y p
Baseline BOLD signal Luo et al. (2003) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Prielmeier et al. (1993) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Prielmeier et al. (1994) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Qiao et al. (2007) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Sicard and Duong (2005) i y y y
Baseline BOLD signal Sicard et al. (2003) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Tuor et al. (2002) i y
Baseline BOLD signal Tuor et al. (2007) i p
Baseline BOLD signal Vanhoutte et al. (2006) i y
Baseline BOLD signal Wang et al. (2006) i y y
Baseline BOLD signal Zaharchuk et al. (1999) i n
Baseline BOLD signal Tsurugizawa et al. (2016) o n
Baseline BOLD signal Xu et al. (2000) o y y
Baseline BOLD signal Sedlacik et al. (2015) i y y
periph.
stim.
Electrical Bock et al. (1998) i *no persistent effect
periph.
stim.
Electrical Dutka et al. (2002) i *no persistent effect
periph.
stim.
Electrical Hempel et al. (1999) i p
periph.
stim.
Electrical Herman et al. (2007) i y
periph.
stim.
Electrical Hsu et al. (1998) i y
periph.
stim.
Electrical Huang et al. (2013) i y
periph.
stim.
Electrical Nasrallah et al. (2015) i y y y
periph.
stim.
Electrical Qiao et al. (2007) i p
periph.
stim.
Electrical Sicard and Duong (2005) i p n p
periph.
stim.
Electrical Tuor et al. (2007) i p
periph.
stim.
Electrical Wang et al. (2006) i n y
periph.
stim.
Mechanical visceral Min et al. (2011) o y
periph.
stim.
Electrical Ramos-Cabrer et al. (2005) o y
periph.
stim.
Electrical Sumiyoshi et al. (2012) o n n n n n
periph.
stim.
Chemical somato-sensory Tuor et al. (2002) o p
periph.
stim.
Electrical Schroeter et al. (2014) o y y Relation not quantitatively analysed
periph.
stim.
Electrical Schlegel et al. (2015) o x x Randomised single pulse stimuli instead of block stimulation no changes in physiological parameters and more specific activation maps
periph.
stim.
Electrical Schroeter et al. (2017) o x x Bilateral responses to unilateral hindpaw stimulation in acallosal mice
Central stim. phMRI Kalisch et al. (2005) i y
Central stim. phMRI Schmidt et al. (2006) o n n n
Central stim. phMRI Luo et al. (2003) o n
Resting state Nasrallah et al. (2015) i y p p
Resting state Kannurpatti et al. (2008) i y
Resting state Kalthoff et al. (2011) o n* p* p* n

References are grouped by type of fMRI; studies which have examined effects on several types of fMRI are highlighted in dark gray on their second appearance. Black = rat studies, blue = mouse studies. y = yes, i.e., a clear effect was observed; p = partial, i.e., effects on some, but not all aspects of the respective outcome were found, or the statistical significance of quantitative results was not indicated or discussed; n = no, i.e., no effect was observed; x = see comment for explanation.

*

In the results field: consult top row of the table for interpretation.