Titlebook: Cerebral Blood Flow; Mathematical Models, Aldo Rescigno,Andrea Boicelli Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 blood.circu

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Introduction to Methods Used for Measuring Regional Cerebral Blood Flow with Single Photon Emission le, freely diffusible substances, between capillary blood and tissue .. The nitrous-oxide method for measurement of CBF . was one of the first applications of the principles of inert gas exchange. This method in its original form did not utilize a radioactive tracer, but has been modified for use with radioactive gases ..

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Estimating Blood Flow by Deconvolution of the Injection of Radioisotope Tracerso the target organ. The data observed are noisy. This paper is primarily concerned with techniques that may be used to handle such data, with the aim of rendering the use of such methods ‘stable’ if not completely precise. A brief discussion of some other single photon methods of estimating cerebral blood flow is included.

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Alkalic Igneous Rocks on the Continents,2), which succeeded in measuring ‘slow coherent motion’ in the range of pm/s. Packer combined the advantage of small RF-pulse intervals in multiple echo experiments (to reduce diffusion effects) with the accumulation of flow sensitive phase by incorporating a series of additional magnetic gradients.

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a, Italy, June 2-13, 1986. Contributions to this program were received from the University of L‘Aquila, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Siemens Elettra S.p.A., and Bracco S.p.A. Recent studies of the cerebral blood circulation have lagged behind analysis of other parameters such as glucose utili

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