Acute electrocorticographic changes following localized cortical freezing in the cat. Preliminary report.

Arterial pCO2 and Blood Flow in Different Parts of the Central Nervous System of the Anesthetized Cat

It cannot be regarded as proven that the mechanisms involved in the regulation of local circulation are identical in all parts of the central nervous system. Evidence has been presented that carbon dioxide exerts differential effects in different parts of the CNS [2, 3, 7, 10].

The Effect of Intracranial Pressure on Perifocal Hyperemia

It is known that a reversiblecortical trauma caused by local brain compression in the cat is accompanied by a pronounced decrease of rCBF at the compressed area and by a transient perifocal hyperemia [1].