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Encephalopathy results from the combination of reduced cerebral oxygenation (hypoxemia) and/or reduced perfusion (ischemia).

Careful evaluation of the tumor vessels reveals increased vessel proliferation, reduced lumen size, reduced mural cell recruitment, increased leakiness and reduced perfusion.

The reduced perfusion at rest must reflect reduced perfusion demand and thereby a higher threshold for myocardial ischemia and protection against myocardial damage or malignant arrhythmia.

An overall reduced perfusion especially involving the lung periphery is noted.

Depending on the grade of isometric physical exercise, reduced perfusion due to compression of muscular venules can be observed.

The MRI showed cortical edema and the SPECT showed reduced perfusion on the contralateral side of the hemiplegia.

Results: During reduced perfusion periods, assessed by elevated lactacidemia (>2 mmol/l) we observed high > 7 CO2 difference which is concordant to literature [3].

The decreased attenuation pattern is defined as areas of low density corresponding to parenchymal destruction and reduced perfusion, and attenuation of the pulmonary vasculature.

At that time a single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) showed reduced perfusion in the right hemisphere, predominantly in the temporal and parietal lobe (Fig. 4).

Consequently, a potential pitfall to the use of PulmoBind for the evaluation of perfusion would be the lack of uptake due to adrenomedullin receptor downregulation or desensitization, rather than reduced perfusion of capillaries.

Dose-reduced perfusion imaging therefore results in an absorbed breast dose of 0.2 0.37 mGy, assuming administered activity of 40 74 MBq.