… [14] after reducing the contribution of spontaneous systemic haemodynamic fluctuations
caused by processes including changes in cerebral blood flow or oxygen consumption due to …

… In principle, T 1 changes caused by ischemia contribute to APTR. We calculated that T 1 …
differing pathophysiological and biophysical factors contributing to the MRI contrasts used. For …

… to correct the tissue response … tissue perfusion (see Ref. 2 for example) and gradient echo
techniques might detect arteriovenously shunted blood, not actually contributing to the tissue …

… In conclusion, cerebral tissue saturation is closely related to arterial oxygen saturation during
obstructive sleep apnoea, but other factors also contribute independently to cerebral tissue-…

… capillary network, we will sum the contribution of the function for every capillary weighted by
… identical around the capillaries in our tissue compartment and tissue oxygen tension may be …

… Moreover, contribution is likely to be made to the spread of results by differences in the
behaviour of different cell parts or types, and these merit individual examination. Results are now …

… in the postoperative period can contribute to our controversial … sufficient depth for monitoring
cerebral regional oxygenation. … of contributions made by extracranial tissues during cerebral …

… Objective: To evaluate the relation between cerebral tissue … contribution, O2 Hb is
oxygenated haemoglobin and HHb is reduced haemoglobin. A new parameter, fractional tissue …

… In the cerebral cortex perfused by the middle cerebral artery (… is contributed by neutrophils
invading ischemic tissues. … Nevertheless, these results are strongly indicative of a contribution …

… ratio of oxygenated ( O 2 Hb ) to total hemoglobin (Hbc) [ O 2 Hb + HHb (deoxygenated Hb)]
in absolute terms [%]. The name of the ratio is tissue … and arteries also contribute to the signal…