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Protective effect of vitamin E on brain ischaemia during ontogenesis.

Vitamin E in a dose of 150 mg and 300 mg/kg of body weight, administered i.p., has a protective effect--in the course of the whole ontogenesis--against stagnant hypoxia induced in the laboratory rat by positive radial acceleration + 10xg. The favourable influence of vitamin E is relatively greater in older animals.