EXTRACRANIAL INTRACRANIAL ANASTOMOSES FOR CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AUGMENTATION
Mahmoud El-Sayed Yousif;
Abstract
Cerebrovascular occlusive disease is one of the important causes of
cerebral ischemic injury. We have attempted through our essay to
define the physiologic and pathophysiologic mechanisms involved in
ischemia due to occlusive cerebrovascular disease.
cerebral ischemic injury. We have attempted through our essay to
define the physiologic and pathophysiologic mechanisms involved in
ischemia due to occlusive cerebrovascular disease.
Other data
| Title | EXTRACRANIAL INTRACRANIAL ANASTOMOSES FOR CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AUGMENTATION | Authors | Mahmoud El-Sayed Yousif | Keywords | EXTRACRANIAL INTRACRANIAL ANASTOMOSES FOR CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW AUGMENTATION | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Cerebrovascular occlusive disease is one of the important causes of cerebral ischemic injury. We have attempted through our essay to define the physiologic and pathophysiologic mechanisms involved in ischemia due to occlusive cerebrovascular disease. |
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