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DURING experiments in which white mice infected for 8 weeks with Schistosoma mansoni were receiving antimonials intra-rectally and concurrent anaesthesia with ‘Nembutal’ (sodium pentobarbitone), it was noted that flukes removed from their normal sites in the mesenteric vessels to the intra-hepatic vessels. A hepatic shift also occurred in the anaesthetized control mice.
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DICKERSON, G. Effect of Anaesthetics on Mature Infections of Schistosoma mansoni in the White Mouse. Nature 206, 953–954 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/206953a0
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