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Abstract Cerebral blood flow (CBF) is coupled to cerebral metabolism, i.e., when cerebral metabolism (or oxygen consumption) increases, blood flow to that region increases as well. Intracranial pathology may uncouple the relationship, and CBF and cerebral metabolism may become independent of each other.
Surangama Sharma, Lovkesh Arora
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Surangama Sharma, Lovkesh Arora
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1984
Measurement of cerebral blood flow (CBF) in the animal laboratory and on the clinical service differs in methodology and to a certain extent in rationale. This review will include a brief discussion of experiments from our own laboratory that compare the regulation of CBF in fetal, newborn and adult animals, followed by a comment on the advantages and ...
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Measurement of cerebral blood flow (CBF) in the animal laboratory and on the clinical service differs in methodology and to a certain extent in rationale. This review will include a brief discussion of experiments from our own laboratory that compare the regulation of CBF in fetal, newborn and adult animals, followed by a comment on the advantages and ...
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2010
Chapter 9.2 covers cerebral blood flow, including basic concepts, brain oedema, ischaemic brain disease, cerebral autoregulation, cerebral blood flow measurement, and cerebral blood flow imaging.
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Chapter 9.2 covers cerebral blood flow, including basic concepts, brain oedema, ischaemic brain disease, cerebral autoregulation, cerebral blood flow measurement, and cerebral blood flow imaging.
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