Front Cover

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Cerebral Blood Flow

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Copyright Page

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List of Contributors

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Contents

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Chapter 1. Studies on cerebral circulation by the ultrasonic Doppler technique – With special reference to clinical application of the technique

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Chapter 2. Impedance methods for investigation of cerebral circulation

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Chapter 3. Regional cerebral blood flow in man – establishment of “normal” control values and identification of the abnormalities which occur in “stroke” patients

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Chapter 4. Measurements in man of focal intracerebral blood flow around depth-electrodes with hydrogen gas

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Chapter 5. The measurement of local cerebral blood flow and the effect of amines

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Chapter 6. Rapid assessment of cerebral hemodynamics

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Chapter 7. Regional cerebral blood flow in physiologic and pathophysiologic states

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Chapter 8. On the regulation of cerebral blood flow and metabolic activity in coma. Clinical and experimental studies

pp.：  238 – 254

Chapter 9. Spinal cord blood flow

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Chapter 10. Radiocirculography – A profile of cerebral circulation. Clinical uses and limitations

pp.：  272 – 294

Chapter 11. Relationship of cerebral blood flow and metabolism to neurological symptoms

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Chapter 12. The effects of prolonged anesthesia on the cerebral blood flow in the rabbit

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Chapter 13. Transit time as an index of the cerebral circulation

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Chapter 14. Study of the cerebral circulation by means of inert diffusible tracer

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Chapter 15. Clinical aspects of regional cerebral blood flow

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Chapter 16. Concepts of cerebral perfusion pressure and vascular compression during intracranial hypertension

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Author Index

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Subject Index

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