Changes in CSF Flow and Extracellular Space in the Developing Rat

Johanson, Conrad E.; Woodbury, Dixon M.

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Conrad E. Johanson³ &
Dixon M. Woodbury³

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The effect of bulk flow of cerebrospinal fluid on the distribution of substances in the central nervous system has been a problem appreciated especially by those who have attempted to quantify the interstitial volume of the brain. The implications of this so-called “CSF sink” effect, particularly with regard to the measurement of brain extracellular space, have been treated thoroughly in reviews by Davson (1965) and by Woodbury (1967).

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Johanson, C.E., Woodbury, D.M. (1974). Changes in CSF Flow and Extracellular Space in the Developing Rat. In: Vernadakis, A., Weiner, N. (eds) Drugs and the Developing Brain. Advances in Behavioral Biology, vol 8. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3063-9_15

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