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Intracranial pressure in rabbits exposed to head-down tilt.


 Researchers examined the effects of prolonged head-down tilt on intracranial pressure using rabbits as an experimental model because greater hydrostatic effect should be observed than in rats. The goals were to learn how intracranial pressure responds to prolonged head-down tilt in rabbits and what kind of mechanisms are involved in the elevation of intracranial pressure.
