The effect of basal vasodilation on hypercapnic and hypocapnic reactivity measured using magnetic resonance imaging.
Cerebrovascular reactivity to vasodilatory hypercapnic and vasoconstrictive hypocapnic challenges is known to be altered in several hemodynamic disorders, which is often attributable to changes in smooth muscle-mediated vascular compliance. Recently, attenuated reactivity to hypercapnia but enhanced...
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| Format: | Journal article |
| Language: | English |
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2011
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