… quantitatively evaluate the contribution ratio of the partial mean pathlength of cerebral tissue
… , we could estimate the contribution ratio of the cerebral tissue to optical signals at the probe …

… Our quantitative fluorescence method also revealed small concentrations of tissue EB in
all groups of sham animals within areas not grossly discolored by the dye. Foster et al. [18]…

… 1 and in Table I, the quantitative analysis at Day 3 produced infarct mean volumes … increase
in tissue volume. For this reason, we do not recommend quantitative evaluation of putative …

… During vascular occlusion, sufficient CBF may be present to sustain cerebral tissue as in
animals with a well developed spinal circulation or an inadvertently patent vertebral artery. …

… The rCBV designates the fraction within cerebral tissue that is occupied by blood vessels
and its unit is cubic centimeters per 100 g. Typical rCBV values are 5±6 cc per 100 g for the …

… cellular/tissue changes following focal ischemia with a correlation of quantitative planimetric
… throughout the development and resolution of cerebral ischemic damage. Based on these …

… Quantitative susceptibility mapping produces a signal that is directly proportional to the intrinsic
biophysical property of tissue. … Quantitative susceptibility mapping has better sensitivity to …

… and irreversible lesion of cerebral tissue of perihematoma. Unstable blood flow perfusion
improvement of varied degrees appearing in perihematoma tissues after hemorrhage with time …

… h after induction of embolic stroke and cerebral tissues were perfused and stained to detect
… ) indices of the cerebral tissue that progresses to fibrin leakage. Cerebral blood flow was not …

… /environmental-specific tissue stains, may be generated to characterize the MRI and
physiological properties of biological tissues. In this article, three quantitative MRI (qMRI) methods …