… The final goal of microvascular blood flow per unit of time is … high pO 2 levels for those
parenchymal cells ready to take up … toxic hypoxia [13]. Beyond that, maldistributive shock resulting …

… cortical surface of a rat. (g) Chronic hypoxia results in increased microvascular density in the
… surface descend to become parenchymal arterioles to supply microvascular beds of cortical …

… in the brain parenchyma receive increased blood flow from … Their contraction led to
reductions in blood cell velocity and flux. … of pericytes and tissue hypoxia in hippocampus (106). …

… of blood flow to enhance cerebral microvascular perfusion … of non-fluorescent brain
parenchyma over bright vessels filled … hypoxia as reflected by increase of NADH. DRP, by …

… -dimensional flow through parenchymal microcirculation. … RBC velocity distribution in the
rodent pial microvasculature. … term changes in the flow velocity during hypoxia adaptation in the …

… HI-related brain injury is a result of an insufficient blood flow to the … increases BBB
permeability resulting in subsequent leakage of blood-borne substances into the brain parenchyma …

… cellular hypoxia can result from defects anywhere along the … derived from erythrocytes, vessel
walls, and parenchyma are … (the obese Zucker rat), cerebral arteries were found to be stiffer …

… (PO 2 ) in the parenchymal tissue of brain at the micron scale [22… , as it could induce local
hypoxia and neuronal death, without a … derangement after small pial arterial occlusion in rats. J …

… , an increase in microvascular leakage and leukocyte adhesion, accompanied by decreased
capillary perfusion and red blood cell velocity (V … drain most of cerebral cortex blood flow. In …

… velocity and the increase of blood viscosity is obvious [2], … Hypoperfusion caused brain
ischemia and hypoxia, and … While severe hypoperfusion, such as typical cerebral parenchyma …