Titlebook: Oxygen Transport to Tissue XVIII; Edwin M. Nemoto,Joseph C. LaManna,David F. Wilson Book 1997 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Perfusion MRI Assessment of Cerebral Blood Flow and CO2 Reactivity after Controlled Cortical Impact fuse axonal injury and contusion. These models have also facilitated the study of the cellular and molecular mechanisms of secondary injury. and have contributed to the development of clinical trials..

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Regional Differences in Metabolism and Intracellular pH in Response to Moderate Hypoxiaerent inputs from peripheral chemoreceptors, systemic hypoxia causes depression of breathing activity. Evidence of hypoxic depression of respiration also can be observed in animals and in humans with intact peripheral chemoreceptors.The effects of central hypoxia on respiratory activity require more

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The Functioning Gerbil Brain ,s high oxygen consumption is the need for maintaining continuous ionic homeostasis. Ionic homeostasis is achieved by the active pumping of ions and is dependent upon ATP availability (Ericinska and Silver, 1989). These ionic activities are responsible for more than 50% of the total brain energy cons

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Metabolic Mechanisms of Anoxia Tolerance in the Turtle Brainotransmitters [1–6]. A central question toward defining anoxic tolerance in turtle brain is how do ATP production and ATP use remain matched despite complete inhibition of oxidative metabolism. Indirect evidence of both a Pasteur effect and a hypometabolic state have been proposed previously. For ex

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Age-Related Changes in Brain Metabolism and Vulnerability to Anoxiaort review, we consider the hypothesis that alterations in brain energy metabolism underlie age-related increases in brain vulnerability to anoxia, hypoxia, or ischemia (see also refs. 3–8). Investigations from our laboratories suggest that age-related decreases in the capacity of brain tissue to me

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[Base Excess] vs [Strong ION Difference] [BE] is unhelpful because [BE] may be elevated with a “normal” [strong ion difference] ([SID]), where a strong ion is one that is always dissociated in physiological solution, and where [SID] = [strong cations] — [strong anions]. Using a computer simulation, the hypothesis was tested that [SID] = [

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[Base Excess] And [Strong ION Difference] During O2-CO2 Exchangeong base] needed to restore pH to normal at normal PCO.. However, [BE] seems to have the potential for minor inaccuracy during hypercarbia, and venous blood is hypercarbic relative to arterial. Another approach is [strong ion difference] ([SID]), where a strong ion is one that is always dissociated