Titlebook: Mechanisms of Cerebral Hypoxia and Stroke; George Somjen Book 1988 Plenum Press, New York 1988 brain.cell.cell death.cortex.oxygen.paper.p

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Microcirculation and Metabolism in Reversible and Irreversible Cerebral IschemiaHossmann, 1982; Raichle, 1983). In spite of this, serious neurological deficits occur very early in brain ischemia. To get a better understanding of this discrepancy the present studies were focused on the regional-microregional circulatory and metabolic changes occurring in the brain cortex in reve

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Cerebral Blood flow and Its Responsiveness to CO2 after Traumatic and Ischemic Brain Injuriesptic destruction of an area 4 mm., 5 mm deep, in the parietal cortex (n= 13). The cerebral hemispheres were made ischemic bilaterally by permanent occlusion of the carotid arteries (n= 14). rCBF was measured in cortical grey and subcortical white matter by the H. clearance method (Pt electrodes of 1

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shocks lead to profound disappointment in the public’s expectations. The politically sensitive character of these essential services makes them ripe for instant reform. Kahn (1988, p.xxxvii) has pointed out we really don’t have a choice between perfect markets and perfect regulation as he admonishe

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P. W. Hochachka shocks lead to profound disappointment in the public’s expectations. The politically sensitive character of these essential services makes them ripe for instant reform. Kahn (1988, p.xxxvii) has pointed out we really don’t have a choice between perfect markets and perfect regulation as he admonishe

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Takaaki Kirino,Akira Tamura,Keiji Sano shocks lead to profound disappointment in the public’s expectations. The politically sensitive character of these essential services makes them ripe for instant reform. Kahn (1988, p.xxxvii) has pointed out we really don’t have a choice between perfect markets and perfect regulation as he admonishe

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Barbara J. Crain,J. Victor Nadler shocks lead to profound disappointment in the public’s expectations. The politically sensitive character of these essential services makes them ripe for instant reform. Kahn (1988, p.xxxvii) has pointed out we really don’t have a choice between perfect markets and perfect regulation as he admonishe

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Flemming Fryd Johansen,Jens Zimmer,Nils Henrik Diemer shocks lead to profound disappointment in the public’s expectations. The politically sensitive character of these essential services makes them ripe for instant reform. Kahn (1988, p.xxxvii) has pointed out we really don’t have a choice between perfect markets and perfect regulation as he admonishe