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RE: cerebral blood flow during sleep [HAPP-L]
TOTAL cerebral blood flow never really changes (except due to disease). I assume that this is what you are asking about... The total amount of blood that flows through the cerebral vasculature in a given period of time. Blood flow to specific areas of the cortex may be altered by local arterioconstriction/dilation.
D. Ford
St Louis College of Pharmacy
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From: Marc Walters [mailto:mwalters@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 1:04 PM
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Subject: cerebral blood flow during sleep [HAPP-L]
Are there any neurophysiologists (or others) that can settle a
disagreement for me?
I thought that cerebral blood flow increased to areas of brain that are
active; this is the basis for scans such as the functional MRI scan.
A student in my lecture said that his psychology text stated that cerebral
blood flow is the same during sleep and the awake state. I think that
cerebral blood flow would be decreased during sleep.
Thanks in advance!
Yours truly,
Marc
Marc H. Walters, M.D. Internet: mwalters@xxxxxxx
Biology Telephone: (503)977-4404
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