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It is generally accepted that regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) is not homogenous throughout the normal hemisphere under resting conditions (Wilkinson et al., 1969; Ingvar and Schwartz, 1974; Lechner and Ott, 1978). In addition, evidence of regional augmentation of cortical rCBF stimulated by increased brain activity such as speech, reading, memorizing, reasoning, and arm work has accumulated(Olesen, 1971; Risberg and Ingvar, 1973; Ingvar and Schwartz, 1974; Ott et al., 1977; Lechner and Ott, 1978).
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Lechner, H., Ott, E., Ladurner, G., Bertha, G. (1979). Static-Dynamic Aspects of Cerebral Blood Flow in Relation to Brain Function. In: Hoffmeister, F., Müller, C. (eds) Brain Function in Old Age. Bayer-Symposium, vol 7. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67304-7_17
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