In rats survived systemic circulatory arrest and resuscitation, pathological changes such as increased excitability of the central nervous system and decreased volume of simultaneously acquired information considerably modulate conditioned activity. The interaction between these factors facilitates learning after formation of targeted behavioral pattern.
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