A blow to the head impairs the autoregulation of brain blood flow: Neural consequences

Professor Akos Koller investigates the impact of traumatic brain injuries on cerebral blood flow and the ensuing consequences on brain function

Billions of cells make up the human brain. To keep this super-computer functioning, a carefully autoregulated blood supply provides oxygen and nutrients and removes waste products from the brain cells. In addition, cerebral circulation is involved in the regulation of the pressure inside the cranium. But what happens if this autoregulatory process is disrupted? Building on years of research into […]

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