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Nonuniform brain blood flow response to hypoxia in unanesthetized cats

Neubauer et al., 1984

Document ID: 10594706109775028936
Author: Neubauer J; Edelman N
Publication year: 1984
Publication venue: Journal of Applied Physiology

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In seven unanesthetized cats, radiolabeled microspheres were used to determine regional brain blood flow (rBBF) to the medulla-pons (MP), midbrain-thalamus (MT), cerebellum (Cb), and cortex (Cx) during three conditions: 1) control [arterial O2 tension (PaO2)= 81 Torr …

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