Why the study?
Does serial hemodynamic assessment using the inert gas method demonstrate relaxation of widespread secondary vasoconstriction in patients with recent cerebral infarction?
Population
13 patients with recent cerebral infarction
Comparison
Serial cerebral hemodynamic assessment using the… vs Contralateral side and temporal comparison
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
3 weeks
Authors
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Serial inert gas hemodynamics do not support vasoconstriction relaxation after cerebral infarction; leaves open alternative mechanisms of early recovery.
Does serial hemodynamic assessment using the inert gas method demonstrate relaxation of widespread secondary vasoconstriction in patients with recent cerebral infarction?
Serial hemodynamic studies using the inert gas method do not support the hypothesis that early clinical improvement after acute cerebral infarction is due to the relaxation of widespread secondary vasoconstriction.
Kempinsky et al. (1961) studied this question.
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