Oxygen is carried to the brain by blood flow through generations of vessels across a wide range of length scales. This multi-scale nature of blood flow and oxygen transport poses challenges on investigating the mechanisms underlying both healthy and pathological states through imaging techniques alone. Recently, multi-scale models describing whole brain perfusion and oxygen transport have been developed. Such models rely on effective parameters that represent the microscopic properties. While parameters of the perfusion models have been characterised, those for oxygen transport are still lacking. In this study, we set to quantify the parameters associated with oxygen transport and their uncertainties.
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