Abstract
With the Kety and Schmidt technique the average values of CBF in awake normocapnic adult range from 45 to 67 ml/100g/min (Kety and Schmidt 1945, Schienberg and Stead 1949, Sokoloff et al. 1957, Lassen et al. 1960, Cohen et al. 1967). Generally, 50 ml/100g/min is used as reference (Lassen 1959). As incomplete tracer equilibrium influences the result, correction based on a computer-based simulation model indicates a global flow of 46 ml/100g/min (Lund Madsen et al. 1993). With the intraarterial approach, initial slope index as described by Olesen et al. (1971) averages 65 ml/100g/min. Using the same technique and compartment analysis CBF in the fast and slow compartments (grey and white matter) was 80 and 20 ml/100g/min respectively (Ingvar et al. 1965).
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