Sentence examples for function of cerebral from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that the endothelial function of cerebral and systemic circulation might be different in migraine patients without comorbidities, while that of the anterior and posterior cerebral circulation might be coupled with a worse vasodilatatory capacity in the posterior cerebral circulation, which could indicate endothelial dysfunction in this territory.

These studies suggest that the combination of neuronal input into smooth muscle and the inherent contractile properties of smooth muscle provide for the optimum function of cerebral blood vessels (reviewed by Hamel, 2006).

They have also been eternally attractive to students of pure science; every feature from the shape of sagittal ridges to the functions of cerebral cortexes have been and continue to be studied in laboratories, in the most minutely intimate detail.

One of the most important functions of cerebral autoregulation is to ensure constant cerebral blood flow (and therewith oxygen delivery) during changes in systemic blood pressure.

CAA affects two of the major functions of cerebral arteries in AD: (a) the blood supply to the brain and (b) the lymphatic drainage of ISF and solutes from the brain.

Due to a lack of ICH specific data, current guidelines for CPP management in ICH recommend taking the functioning of cerebral autoregulation into account but are entirely based on data from TBI patients.

Accordingly, use of cerebral function monitoring is likely to be of greatest benefit in patients who are deeply sedated or who are receiving muscle relaxant medications [ 1, 88].

The CCS score which represents attention and executive functioning, putative of cerebral frontal lobe functioning was also associated with the same adiposity parameters, including the 3rd vs. 1st tertile of total fat mass, WC and WHR over time.

Shipp, S. Structure and function of the cerebral cortex.

Kirwan, P. et al. Development and function of human cerebral cortex neural networks from pluripotent stem cells in vitro.

It must be stressed that the capacity for consciousness (an upper brain-stem function) is not the same as the content of consciousness (a function of the cerebral hemispheres); it is, rather, an essential precondition of the latter.