… changes (21) during hypotension and hypertension and suggested the active participation of
the large inflow arteries in … We measured the change in CBF to the brain stem through laser-…

… in the cerebral arteries of chronically hypertensive subjects.3 … the small basal perforating
arteries. The word lipohyalinosis … emboli and intracranial hemorrhage, hypertensive patients are …

… made hypertensive by the constriction of both renal arteries, … exposed to high blood pressure,
such as arterioles in the … Cerebral hemorrhage is caused by rupture of small arteries of …

… These ruptured arteries without degenerative changes in the media were found only in …
intracerebral hemorrhages are due to the rupture of large arteries. Multiple ruptured arteries were …

… does hypertension predispose to intracerebral haemorrhage? (… Haemorrhage can be easily
provoked in renal hypertensive … in hypertension described pathological changes in veins and …

… changes m cases of arterial hypertension, with special emphasis upon those seen in the
cerebral capillaries… from the massive hemorrhage, and consisted of one or several central veins …

… which blood pressure variations can determinate vascular rupture and cerebral haemorrhage…
vascular wall changes seems to be sclerosis (arteriolar and even capillary) with hyalinosis. …

… Her heart weighed 375 gm., and arteriolar changes were also present in her kidneys.
There was a healed myocardial infarct, which may have ac¬ counted for the normal …

… to blood pressure changes. The speed with which pial arterioles and arteries dilated in …
Slow reductions in blood pressure, such as those due to hemorrhage or inferior vena caval …

… was that the cause of hemorrhage was angionecrosis in which multiple arteries gave way, …
hypertensive putaminal hemorrhages were similarly studied to determinc if the same changes …