Biophysical Aspects of Cerebral Circulation
- 1st Edition - January 1, 1980
- Latest edition
- Editors: Yu. E. Moskalenko, G. B. Weinstein, I. T. Demchenko
- Language: English
Biophysical Aspects of Cerebral Circulation provides a comprehensive review of the cerebral circulatory system. This book consists of four chapters. Chapter 1 is devoted to… Read more
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Biophysical Aspects of Cerebral Circulation provides a comprehensive review of the cerebral circulatory system. This book consists of four chapters. Chapter 1 is devoted to methodology attempts to explain the special features of a biophysical approach. The biophysical principles of the most commonly used modem methods such as the clearance method and rheoencephalography are described in detail. The second and third chapters examine all the biophysical aspects of the cerebral circulatory system as a functional unit and deal with some principles of its regulation. The results of systems analysis using mathematical modeling are presented in broad outline. Chapter 4 deals with processes related to the regional cerebral circulation. Such investigations focus mainly on the relationship between periodically fluctuating factors affecting limited areas of brain tissue. This text is beneficial to medical students and individuals researching on cerebral circulation.
Table of contents
Table of contents
Introduction
1. Methods of Investigation of the Intracranial Circulation
Methods of Recording Variables of the Total Cerebral Circulation
Recording of Intracranial and Intravascular Pressures
Recording the Blood Volume of the Cerebral Vessels
Recording the Total Cerebral Blood Flow
Transducers and Other Instruments and Techniques of Investigating the Total Cerebral Blood Flow
Methods of Investigating the Regional Cerebral Circulation
Direct Observation of Cerebral Vessels
Electroplethysmographic Method
Polarographic Recording of the Po2
Methods of Measuring Pco2
Thermoelectric Method
Quantitative Recording of the Regional Cerebral Blood Flow
The Scope of Methods Used in Investigations of the Cerebral Micro-circulation
Apparatus and Techniques for Investigations of the Regional Cerebral Circulation
Conclusion
2. The Biophysical Organization of the System of the Cerebral Circulation
A Structural Scheme of the Interaction of the Constituent Components of the Cerebral Circulation
Elastic Properties of the Cranial Cavities and Spinal Canal and the Flow of CSF from One to the Other
Stability of the Intracranial Circulation to Mechanical Stresses
Blows
Prolonged Acceleration
Conclusion
3. Relationship of the Cerebral Circulation to the Volumes and Pressures of Liquid Media in the Cranial Cavity
Characteristics of the Combined Changes in Volumes of Arterial and Venous Blood and CSF in the Intact Cranium
The Relationship Between the Intensity of the Cerebral Circulation and Relative Volumes of Blood and CSF in the Cranium
The Role of Different Regions of the Cerebral Vascular System in Regulating Blood Supply
Characteristics of Pulsation in the Intracranial Circulatory System
The Effect of Respiration on Intracranial Hemodynamics
Some Aspects of the Regulation of the Cerebral Circulation as a Whole
Conclusion
4. The System of the Regional Cerebral Circulation
The Structural-Functional Organization of the Regional Cerebral Circulation
Dynamics of the Main Factors in the Regional Cerebral Circulatory System
Possible Physiological Mechanisms Leading to the Formation of Slow Rhythms in Regional Cerebral Blood Flow
Correlation of Blood Flow with Metabolism and Function of the Regional Circulatory System
Possible Physiological Regulatory Mechanisms of the Regional Cerebral Circulation
Conclusion
Summary
References
Index
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- Published: December 22, 2013
- Language: English
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