THE CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW IN MALE SUBJECTS AS MEASURED BY THE NITROUS OXIDE TECHNIQUE. NORMAL VALUES FOR BLOOD FLOW, OXYGEN UTILIZATION, GLUCOSE UTILIZATION, AND PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF TILTING AND ANXIETY. (Q40999928)

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scientific article published on September 1949
  • The cerebral blood flow in male subjects as measured by the nitrous oxide technique; normal values for blood flow, oxygen utilization, glucose utilization and peripheral resistance, with observations on the effect of tilting and anxiety
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THE CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW IN MALE SUBJECTS AS MEASURED BY THE NITROUS OXIDE TECHNIQUE. NORMAL VALUES FOR BLOOD FLOW, OXYGEN UTILIZATION, GLUCOSE UTILIZATION, AND PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF TILTING AND ANXIETY.
scientific article published on September 1949
  • The cerebral blood flow in male subjects as measured by the nitrous oxide technique; normal values for blood flow, oxygen utilization, glucose utilization and peripheral resistance, with observations on the effect of tilting and anxiety

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THE CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW IN MALE SUBJECTS AS MEASURED BY THE NITROUS OXIDE TECHNIQUE. NORMAL VALUES FOR BLOOD FLOW, OXYGEN UTILIZATION, GLUCOSE UTILIZATION, AND PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF TILTING AND ANXIETY. (English)
The cerebral blood flow in male subjects as measured by the nitrous oxide technique; normal values for blood flow, oxygen utilization, glucose utilization and peripheral resistance, with observations on the effect of tilting and anxiety (English)

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