0918. Grey matter perfusion is preserved during normotensive hypovolaemia, despite reductions in total cerebral blood flow: evidence of local, pressure independent, intra-cerebral vascular autoregulatory response

0918. Grey matter perfusion is preserved during normotensive hypovolaemia, despite reductions in total cerebral blood flow: evidence of local, pressure independent, intra-cerebral vascular autoregulatory response

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Veröffentlicht in:Intensive care medicine experimental 2014-09, Vol.2 (Suppl 1), Article O26
Hauptverfasser: Beards, SC, Cain, JR, Parkes, LM, Jackson, A
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