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regional cerebral blood flow

regional cerebral blood flow Regional cerebral blood flow is the amount or pattern of blood flow in specific areas of the brain.

Regional cerebral blood flow is the amount or pattern of blood flow in specific areas of the brain. It is used to assess brain circulation, especially in ischemic cerebrovascular disease, and can help clarify the type of dementia.

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Drafting source: Kaga Tetsuro; Kato Hiroki; Imai Toyohiro; Ando Tomohiro; Noda Yoshifumi; Miura Takayuki; Enomoto Yukiko; Hyodo Fuminori; Iwama Toru; Matsuo Masayuki. Non-invasive regional cerebral blood flow quantification in the 123I-IMP autoradiography using artificial neural network. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0281958; article XML SHA-256 8d150ca2ecf3e986779c77422d431ea92693d44674e3968adb4de27321af97a3. “Non-invasive regional cerebral blood flow quantification in the 123I-IMP autoradiography using artificial neural network” (10.1371/journal.pone.0281958).
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