ROLE OF AMYGDALE LATERAL CORE IN REGULATION OF INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE
In cronic experiment in rabbit we studied: intraocular pressure; minute volume; rate of chamber liquid outflow facility in permanent electrostimulation of amygdaline complex and bilateral electrolytic destruction. Stimulation of amygdale lateral core was accompanied by increase of intraocular pressure, production and rate of chamber liquid outflow facility. Bilateral electrolytic destruction of amygdale lateral core leaded to small decrease of intraocular pressure, caused by production decrease of rate of chamber liquid outflow facility.