… Abnormal cerebral haemodynamics seem to be a significant cause of morbidity and mortality
in newborn infants.However, our understanding of cerebral blood flow (CBF) in this age …

… necessary to sustain neuronal viability in newborn infants, we have measured CBF with
positron emission tomography (PET) in 30 newborn infants with various neurological disorders …

… in newborn infants, particularly in preterm infants, are cerebral … cerebral vascular anatomy
and the disturbance of cerebral … The term ‘cerebral haemodynamics’ includes cerebral blood …

… around 50% of resting blood flow. A direct relation of cerebral blood flow to systolic blood
pressure was reported 25 years ago in a small group of newborn infants shortly after birth and …

… cerebral … blood often poorly oxygenated, but the supply of such blood may be severely
restricted. To test this hypothesis, we measured cerebral blood flow in distressed newborn infants …

… Cerebral ultrasonography is a safe screening tool that can easily be repeatedly applied
in newborn infants (9,10). Several authors have reported high cerebral blood-flow (CBF) …

… A new method of measuring cerebral blood flow (CBF) in newborn infants by means of
near infrared spectroscopy (CBFnirs) was compared with the iv '33Xe clearance technique (…

… newborn infant has been reported. The great potential of Doppler ultrasound for the study of
cerebral … detect fast or brief changes in the cerebral circulation. There has been no evidence …

… IN THE DEVELOPED world, a major cause of death or handicap in the newborn is cerebral
hypoxic-ischaemic injury. In the full term infant, this is thought to be responsible for at least …

… of quantifying cerebral blood flow which allows repeated cotside measurements is described.
31 observations were made on nine ill, mostly very preterm, infants. Cerebral blood flow …