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The effect of indomethacin (10 mg kg-1) on local CBF (1-CBF) was studied with autoradiographic techniques in awake, minimally restrained rats. When compared with uninjected awake control animals, those given indomethacin showed a reduction of 1-CBF by 25-45%. This reduction is somewhat less pronounced than that previously obtained in paralyzed animals maintained on 70% N2O (a reduction by 30-60%). An enhancement of the indomethacin response during nitrous oxide anesthesia was mainly observed in structures which show a maintained or increased CBF during anesthesia.
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