Titlebook: Vascular Mechanisms of the Brain / Функция Сосудистыx Механизмов ГоΛовного Мозга / Funktsiya Sosudis; G. I. Mchedlishvili Book 1972 Consul

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Concluding Remarks the study of the microcirculation in the brain in the broad meaning of this concept [302]. In this book an attempt has been made to generalize the results of research of this type into the cerebral circulation.

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Introduction1400 g (approximately 2% of the body weight) is about 750 ml/min, i.e., approximately 15–20% of all blood expelled by the heart into the systemic circulation passes through the brain per minute [143]. In 1 min the brain utilizes on the average 49 ml of oxygen, i.e., about 20% of the total quantity u

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Intracranial Circulatory Disorders under different conditions and, in particular in cerebrovascular disturbances which are either unaccompanied or accompanied by a marked deficiency in the blood supply to the brain tissues. The disorders in which there is no primary or marked deficiency of blood supply to the brain tissue include, f

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Causes of Primary Disturbance of the Cerebral Circulation shall examine only those disorders of blood flow in the brain which are produced by primary disturbances of the normal functional behavior of the vascular mechanisms of the brain, and we shall not consider circulatory disturbances of the type that are caused by sclerotic changes in the cerebral ves

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Concluding Remarksillary circulation in any part of the brain, for instance, is determined by the overall pressure gradient in its vascular system and also by the total resistance from the aorta to that particular capillary network (the capillaries and veins play a minor role in the regulation of cerebrovascular resi