… based on overall flow to an organ or tissue. A second objective of the present work is
therefore to develop a method for estimating tissue perfusion from data on flows in networks that …

… Measurement of tissue perfusion is important for the functional assessment of organs in vivo.
Here we report the use of 'H NMR imaging to generate perfusion maps in the rat brain at 4.7 …

… cerebral perfusion in 10 normothermic mongrel dogs. The average tissue blood flow rates to
the cerebral cortex, cerebral … spinal cord during retrograde cerebral perfusion at 25 mm Hg …

… Cerebral cortical blood flow … report on regional cerebral blood flow, brain tissue oxygenation,
and changes in cerebral tissue water during RCP at different perfusion pressures. A chronic …

… it be local tissue perfusion or cortical or ventricular perfusion Local tissue perfusion has
certain … the spontaneous and evoked release of acetylchohne from the cerebral cortex. The …

… on changes in microvascular flow in the cerebral cortex, we hypothesized that epinephrine
… source of tissue perfusion, the severity of cerebral ischemic injury, as represented by tissue …

… Quantitative magnetic resonance measurements of regional tissue perfusion can be … leaves
the cortex and thus has a Z-magnetization that is in equilibrium with the cortical tissue water. …

… Since the density of patent vessels in the CC and CER increases in postnatal life, it seems
improbable that a progressive reduction in tissue perfusion with ongoing maturation of the …

… tissue are, at present, unknown. However, they are probably all dependent on the local tissue
perfusion … produced by progressive ischaemia in the cerebral cortex. The first stage occurs …

… PAs branch into capillary networks that supply each cortical layer with … perfusion of capillary
beds along the entire cortical depth while simultaneously shielding the delicate brain tissue …