Monitoring Cerebral Blood Flow, Oxygen, and Glucose Metabolism

Monitoring Cerebral Blood Flow , Oxygen , and Glucose Metabolism

More accurate methods for monitoring cerebral blood flow, oxygen, and glucose metabolism with results of their application in human volunteers are described. Subjects with various types of cerebral vascular disease showed decreased cerebral blood flow and oxygen and glucose metabolism but anaerobic glycolysis appeared to be increased. Inhalation of 100% oxygen decreased anaerobic glycolysis, an...

Monitoring cerebral blood flow and oxygen, glucose, lactate and ammonia metabolism.

New application of methods for monitoring cerebral blood flow and cerebral arteriovenous oxygen, glucose, lactate and ammonia differences are described. Results of trials of their validity in monkeys during experimental procedures are described. The apparatus includes infrared gas analyzers for monitoring arteriovenous differences after diffusion of nitrous oxide tiirough silastic, electromagne...

Title: Positron emission tomography measured cerebral blood flow and glucose metabolism are decreased in human type 1 diabetes Running title: Cerebral blood flow and glucose metabolism

Monitoring cerebral blood flow, oxygen, and glucose metabolism. Analysis of cerebral metabolic disorder in stroke and some therapeutic trials in human volunteers.

More accurate methods for monitoring cerebral blood flow, oxygen, and glucose metabolism with results of their application in human volunteers are described. Subjects with various types of cerebral vascular disease showed decreased cerebral blood flow and oxygen and glucose metabolism but anaerobic glycolysis appeared to be increased. Inhalation of 100% oxygen decreased anaerobic glycolysis, an...

Blood-to-brain glucose transport, cerebral glucose metabolism, and cerebral blood flow are not increased after hypoglycemia.

Recent antecedent hypoglycemia has been found to shift glycemic thresholds for autonomic (including adrenomedullary epinephrine), symptomatic, and other responses to subsequent hypoglycemia to lower plasma glucose concentrations. This change in threshold is the basis of the clinical syndromes of hypoglycemia unawareness and, in part, defective glucose counterregulation and the unifying concept ...