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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"extracerebral"”.

  1. Interferometric, acousto-optic modulated diffuse correlation spectroscopy @ 1064 nm (AOM-iDCS) toward higher sensitivity, non-invasive measurement of cerebral blood flow

    … of DCS in measuring CBF is hampered in adults by extracerebral contamination and limited depth sensitivity. The goal of this dissertation is to extend the usefulness of DCS in the adult population through the development of new techniques, including the use of longer wavelengths (1064 nm), …

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  2. Clincal Aspects of Biological Brain Damage Markers

    … brain injury, in isolated orthopaedic fractures, extracerebral infectious disease and in extracranial surgery after total brain herniation. These levels were generally consistent with levels seen after minor head injury. Epidural haematomas showed near-normal levels of S100B, even soon after the …

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  3. From the body to the brain: Studying drug delivery and physiological interactions using MRI

    … tight junction proteins that restrict passage of extracerebral substances from the blood vessels into the brain tissue. We disrupted and bypassed the BBB to deliver an MRI contrast agent and quantitatively assessed the resulting contrast dynamics. We discovered that individual brain regions …

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  4. The use of the Fos technique to investigate the physiology and pharmacology of trigeminovascular sensation

    … from the &quot pain-sensitive&quot intracranial/extracerebral blood vessels to the central nervous system (CNS). This pathway is referred to as the &quot trigeminovascular system&quot . In the CNS, second order neurones are located in the dorsal horn of the caudal medulla (CM) and upper cervical …

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