Tom 13, Nr 2 (2017)
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Ciśnienie śródczaszkowe a mózgowy przepływ krwi
Pol. Przegl. Neurol 2017;13(2):57-62.
Streszczenie
Ciśnienie śródczaszkowe i mózgowy przepływ krwi to jedne z podstawowych pojęć neurofizjologicznych. Znajomość związanych z nimi zagadnień jest warunkiem zrozumienia ważnych procesów patologicznych zachodzących w ośrodkowym układzie nerwowym. W pracy omówiono fizjologię i patofizjologię ciśnienia śródczaszkowego, przepływu mózgowego oraz ich wzajemne relacje, w tym koncepcję krytycznego ciśnienia zamykającego naczynia mózgowe.
Słowa kluczowe: ciśnienie śródczaszkowemózgowy przepływ krwikrytyczne ciśnienie zamykające naczynia mózgoweciśnienie perfuzyjne mózguśrednie ciśnienie tętnicze
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