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Dexmedetomidine affects cerebral activity in preterm infants
Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2022The use of dexmedetomidine (DEX) has been extended in preterm newborns, but the effects on cerebral activity and their relationship with haemodynamic changes has not been studied.
C. Cortes-Ledesma +3 more
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Platelet activation following cerebral angiography
Acta Neurologica Scandinavica, 2009Following cerebral angiography, the level of beta thromboglobulin rose in five of seven patients (P = less than 0.05). This would indicate that there had been generalised platelet activation. In view of the morbidity of cerebral angiography it is proposed that a trial of prophylactic anti-thrombotic therapy be instituted.
M, Gawel, M, Burkett, F C, Rose
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Electro-Cerebral Activity, Extraversion and Neuroticism
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1964Several investigators have attempted to relate cerebral activity to extraversion and neuroticism. These include Berger (1933), Jasper (1937), Gottlober (1938), Henry and Knott (1941), Knott (1941), Darrow (1947), Lindsley (1950), McAdam and Orme (1954), Gastaut (1957) and Brazier (1960). The results, however, have been inconclusive.
R. Savage
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Praziquantel (pyrazinoisoquinolone) in active cerebral cysticercosis
Neurosurgery, 1988A prospective open therapeutic study on volunteers with active neurocysticercosis using pyrazinoisoquinolone (Praziquantel) has shown that it is a safe and effective drug. Objective assessment of the effect of treatment was by high resolution sequential computed tomographic scanning. Sixty-six patients received the drug.
J R, van Dellen, C P, McKeown
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Cerebral glucose and lactate consumption during cerebral activation by physical activity in humans
The FASEB Journal, 2011ABSTRACT At rest, the brain takes up oxygen and carbohydrate at an ~6:1 ratio. Exercise increases systemic lactate availability reducing this to as little as 1.7:1 despite a ~20% increase in cerebral metabolic rate for oxygen (CMR o
Rasmussen, P, Wyss, M T, Lundby, C
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Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2006
Physical activity and fitness are well recognized as essential to the health of able-bodied people, both young and old. The exact role of athletics and fitness in the lives of people with cerebral palsy is less well defined. In this review we examine the benefits of physical activity and athletics for people of all ages with cerebral palsy. Precautions
Kristen L, Carroll +2 more
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Physical activity and fitness are well recognized as essential to the health of able-bodied people, both young and old. The exact role of athletics and fitness in the lives of people with cerebral palsy is less well defined. In this review we examine the benefits of physical activity and athletics for people of all ages with cerebral palsy. Precautions
Kristen L, Carroll +2 more
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Mapping Cerebral Activity With Deoxyglucose
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980Energy metabolism is closely coupled to functional activity in most tissues, including those of the CNS. Deoxyglucose labeled with carbon 14 can be used to measure rates of glucose use in all anatomic and functional components of the CNS. Using radioautography of serial sections of the brain, pictorial representation of the relative rates of glucose ...
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Neuromodulation on Cerebral Activities
2013During a motor task, a causal relation occurs between the motor command generated in the cortex and the proprioceptive feedbacks that go from the activated muscles through the corticospinal pathway. This causal relation is of interest in neurorehabilitation to improve motor function for people with motor difficulties.
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Redistribution of cerebral activity during childhood
Brain and Development, 1990Data on the functional development of brain structures in early childhood are scarce. Cognition changes markedly from pre-school age to school age, and we thought it of interest to examine the level of functional activity of selected brain regions. Nine preschool children were studied and compared with eight school children and eighteen adults.
H, Lou +3 more
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Cerebral activation covaries with movement rate
NeuroReport, 1996An important aspect in brain activation studies is the relationship between neuronal activity and measurable indices of function. We applied functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to investigate blood flow-related MR signal changes in response to different rates of repetitive movements of the index finger.
G, Schlaug +6 more
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