… blood flow (CBF) responses. This manuscript will review the major issues related to neurovascular
coupling … the neurovascular response; outline the various methods used to measure …

… blood flow via neurovascular coupling. The common explanation for increased blood flow
(… Baseline blood flow is adequate to supply oxygen needs even with elevated neural activity. …

… Aditionally, cerebral blood flow must be dynamically … The coupling between neuronal activity
and cerebral blood flow (CBF) is supported by a mechanism called neurovascular coupling (…

… blood flow, a process known as neurovascular coupling. Astrocytic end-feet make close
contacts with neuronal synapses and blood … intermediaries in the neurovascular response. Both …

… In particular, how do the circuits that regulate blood flow break down during stroke and other
… blood flow and vascular tone are essential if we are to delimit neurovascular coupling in …

… cerebral blood flow velocity (CBV) and neurovascular coupling is influenced by exercise.
Blood … Neurovascular coupling was quantified as the ΔPCAv with visual stimulation. During …

… Neurovascular coupling involves the dilation of blood vessels to increase the local blood
flow, while neurometabolic coupling denotes the stimulation of energy metabolism to keep up …

… blood supply is disturbed. Supporting this, inflammatory changes and altered microglial activity
together with impaired CBF and neurovascular coupling … during neurovascular coupling, …

… resultant changes in metabolism and blood flow (neurovascular coupling) remains a vital …
of neurovascular coupling to cortical sites and have led to the assumption that coupling in non-…

… model of neurovascular coupling, blood flow is … blood flow is tonically regulated independent
of regional changes in activity. This is important because a large fraction of brain blood flow …